Polly Potter's dashboard

Vu Nguyen replied on September 06, 2008 05:18 to the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

This might help (still unofficial):

http://vupublictest.pbwiki.com/Change...

Rachel Pennig replied on August 27, 2008 15:19 to the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

Hi Polly,

This code is an unofficial workaround designed by one of our more advanced users, and it is broken. The things you are trying to do here are not part of the normal functionality of PBwiki, so unfortunately I don't have any solutions for you.

A comment on the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

I found it on getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki here:
http://getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki/top...
This public wiki does NOT need any of the following:
1. last edited
2. Page history
3. Recent wiki activity
We want to get rid of these so what code is needed, please?
Thank you, Polly – Polly Potter, on August 27, 2008 15:09

Rachel Pennig replied on August 27, 2008 14:45 to the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

Ahh, I see what you are trying to do. This code seems to be broken - do you know where you got it from?

Polly Potter replied on August 27, 2008 11:20 to the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

Here is the screen capture today in IE 6 with browser cache cleared and I am not logged in: and here is the Firefox 3 screen capture with browser cleared and I am not logged in: Puzzling,isn't it?

Rachel Pennig replied on August 27, 2008 05:13 to the question "How to hide last edited by in v2?" in PBwiki:

Hi Polly- Last edited by is not showing up when I look at your wiki. It's likely that you're still seeing it because you are logged in as the admin (as the admin, you will see this and "Share this wiki" by default).

Polly Potter asked a question in PBwiki on August 25, 2008 16:55:

How to hide last edited by in v2?

Used Any Google Gadget with this text in V.2 Front Page
<style type="text/css">#module\:lasteditedby { display: none; }</style>
but "last edited by" still shows in http://tntrustees.pbwiki.com

Kriste replied on June 23, 2008 17:54 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

I am an elemetary school librarian. I use wikis to share information about book lists, such as those with examples of figurative language, great opening papagraphs, good to teach inference, etc. I start the lists and then teachers can add to them or I add books as I find them.

I also have a wiki to publish podcasts of book reviews that students write and video.

I also set up a wiki for all the librarians in our district so we can share info, have a central location for lists, addresses, fixes for software problems, etc.

I also use wikis as sources of handouts, resource lists, and other information that participants need during workshops. Participants like being able to access the info at home after the workshop.

jlh replied on June 16, 2008 21:29 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

My wiki site is the HUB of my library! It's linked to the main website (or will be, once I revamp it this summer). It's where I collect all my resource links. ALL of my pathfinders are wikis; I have a separate administrator code, but also a student code so they can get it and add resources. It makes for some good discussions about good/bad sites, etc.

klhtlibrary.pbwiki.com

A comment on the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

Awesome- I just graduated from the College of St. Catherine, which has ties to Dominican. I'm sure we've probably had some of the same professors. Good luck, and stay in touch if there is anything else I can do for you :) – Rachel Pennig, on May 23, 2008 00:16

Carrie replied on May 22, 2008 23:16 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

Hi Rachel,
I am going to Dominican University in River Forest, IL. Thanks for the ideas for my dept. wiki. I will also take a look at the library examples and the webinars.

Thanks for the help! So far, PBWiki is great!

Rachel Pennig replied on May 22, 2008 00:54 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

Carrie - welcome to the discussion. What library school are you going to?

I used a wiki in the last library I worked at. I used it to keep track of my frequently ordered supplies, my policies and procedures for item checkouts, my stats, even for tracking my renegade patrons.

Be sure to check out our library examples on this page: https://educators.pbwiki.com/Example+...

and check out our librarian webinars here: www.pbwiki.com/content/webinars.

Stay in touch!

Carrie replied on May 22, 2008 00:51 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

I am in library school right now, and I just started using pbwiki in one of my classes. I currently work in a library, and I am thinking about creating a wiki for my department. Anyone have any ideas on what types of things would be helpful on a department wiki? P.S. I work in circulation.

A comment on the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

Hi, Corinne. I've just started a similar project. My library is expanding and digitizing our manual for library clerks. How is your project coming along? I can be reached at rmalino2 [at] uiuc [dot] edu – Residence Hall Libraries, on May 13, 2008 19:09

A comment on the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

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Melt 1 stick of margarine in a 9x12 pan, stir in 1 tsp. vanilla.
Mix 1 Tbsp. flour into 1 1/2 c. Graham Cracker crumbs, sprinkle evenly over the melted mixture and pat into a crust. Layer on a cup of each of the following: flaked coconut, butterscotch chips, and semi-sweet chocolate chips. Pour a can of Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk over all (it;s the 'glue'). Sprinkle one cup of chopped pecans over all. Bake at 325 degrees for 25 - 30 minutes until the top is pale golden brown. Cool thoroughly, cut into small squares, store or gorge.
Not on a wiki yet, but I'm learning! - Anita, a librarian in training. – Anita, on April 29, 2008 23:03

vanhookc replied on April 10, 2008 21:53 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

I have opened this edu wiki up, internationally, to share good books and good reading ideas with everyone. Your thoughts are valued. Feel free to add a book review, too.
http://booktalk.pbwiki.com

Bibliojo replied on March 18, 2008 17:15 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

I set up a wiki to keep track of online cataloguing tools, passwords, logins, etc., as well as in-house cataloguing decisions. I also have cataloguing policies up ( which are usually static, but need updating now and again). I also embedded a delicious bookmark, so that we can share articles, websites etc.,

illbookbuyer replied on March 07, 2008 15:41 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

I work in the ILL Department of our public library, and I created a wiki to help our reference staff research places to find materials for their patrons and the things usually required by the lending institutions. We have two regional branches and 5 smaller branches. I have a filing cabinet full of bits and pieces of information I've learned through the years and wanted a way to share that info with our staff. This way, they can access the information at any time and help me keep it current if they learn something new.

Polly Potter replied on February 25, 2008 14:05 to the discussion "Any fellow librarians out there? How do you use PBwiki?" in PBwiki:

Hre are two examples of public wikis regional libraries are using to communicate to their many librarians, library board trustees, friends of the library:
http://noliwiki.pbwiki.com/
http://flrlwiki.pbwiki.com/