@cathieleblanc I am not sure how chat features into my #indieweb LMS. I have been teaching in @slackHQ after using @withknown multi-site. A Chat+ environment is better pedagogy IMO. Though in the diagram I was trying to think how chat could be recreated with students still storing the OG posts on their own domain.
In terms of video I put in a feed for Nimbus, a screencast extension available in Firefox and Chrome, that may not be possible but seems doable. I pay for screencast-o-matic. It's awesome but was thinking about available browser only stuff. Long term need a video solution I am leaning on all video chats being ephermal rather than worry about who owns what data.
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Deletion is a thing with Webmentions: when a page gets changed so it returns a HTTP 410 status, which indicates that the page that was there before has been deleted, and you send the Webmention to the page it linked before again, the receiver is supposed to remove their copy. See also the wiki page about this
Nice post!
Excellent! Very interesting work on reflective approach to teaching practicum debriefing (RATPD). This term basically focused on three questions, site https://
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@cathieleblanc one thing I just thought about, and it's related to the GDPR webmetions discussion going on in the #indieweb chat is one click removal of student data.
I finish up every semester with a "How to Delete Everything Post" Students need to own their data. I am getting scared with the kind of insights #highered is doing with connecting analytics from the LMS to dining hall purchases for example.
So long and short. I would need to know if a student deleted their blog where they made all the comments on others through webmentions by posting on their own blog would the webmentions that show up as a comment on their peers blog delete as well?
Greg McVerry, May 03 2018 on quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com