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How do I find out which of my students logged on to the wiki?
I am using the wiki as a forum where my students can meet to construct a group project. I would like to know though how I can see whether they logged on and how long they stayed. Is this possible?
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Inappropriate?Well, if you take a look at the "Recent Activity" tab in your SideBar on the right-hand side, you should be able to see first, what pages were edited and how long ago, and who visited the wiki, as long as they logged in, and how long ago that way, so you can correlate who was there when and what they edited. If no pages were edited, but your students logged in, you'll see that too, just as "So-and-So 4 hours ago."
If you're using a wiki-wide password, they may still have to have an email address to log in, but as long as they use their own name and you don't have to send them an email from the wiki, you should still be able to identify who logged in when. You could even have each group have a different name, so they can log in as a group, and you'll be able to see that too!
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Inappropriate?At the moment you are not able to see exactly how long individual users have they stayed logged in for - but you can track their activity on the wiki. Here's how:
1) Invite your students sign up for a PBwiki identity at My.pbwiki.com, rather than sharing the wikiwide password. This allows you to know exactly who is on your wiki.
(Learn more about Pbwiki identities here: http://blog.pbwiki.com/2007/10/03/tig...)
2) To see who was recently on the wiki and what they have edited you should check out the recent activities tab on your side bar.
3) You can also check the history page (on the bottom of your wiki) to see what edits were made on a specific page, and who made those edits.
Cheers!
KrissyMO
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