It is possible to add information to the platform that is visible for certain users only. These users need to be registered users that have the role of author assigned. The administrator can assign the role of author to any registered user. But this user has to send a request to do so. The administrator will judge the request to avoid abuse.
When publishing a post that should have private visibility only, remember to check the appropriate checkbox in the Publish box.
Click Edit next to Visibility (see picture 1).
 
The Private radio button becomes visible. Activate it and click OK (see picture 2).
Only registered users that have author privileges can post private messages.
Normally registered users automatically get the role of contributer. This means that they can read, write and comment on posts. The administrator will check the registered users on a regular basis. Those not connected to a RCE will be removed if the administrator finds this necessary to avoid abuse.
Registered users that want to read and post private messages (strictly for the RCE community only) need to request an upgrade to the role of author by sending a message to the administrator.
Jos Rikers, March 17th 2010 |
Posted in Administrator
You can now post your wishes for additional functionality for this blog. You can also suggest new categories to use for your posts. I will try and make it happen, if possible.
Jos Rikers, March 16th 2010 |
Posted in Wish list
Dear RCE colleagues
Those present at the Annual Meeting in Graz, last December, will remember that RCE’s are constantly on the lookout to create forms off collaboration and communication to support the work of the individual RCEs. The following information is relevant for those RCEs who want to take up information exchange, to start on a European level.
Read more…
Jos Rikers, March 16th 2010 |
Posted in 3-Lensus
The preparations for the upcoming European RCE meeting have started. Use this blog to discuss program issues and ideas. If necessary I can create several sub-categories to organise the discussion. Contact for the Munich meeting is: Hanneke Feijen (hanneke.feijen@bene-muenchen.de).
Jos Rikers, March 9th 2010 |
Posted in RCE Meeting Munich
This is to inform Euorpean RCEs that they are invited to use this blog to discuss joint input for the 5th RCE meeting in Curitiba.
Jos Rikers, March 8th 2010 |
Posted in Curitiba 2010
Thank you (young) Jos for setting up this blog.
In RCE North East we have a number of themes which we are currently exploring – and with forthcoming meetings we will prioritise these for the Curitiba meeting.
I hope that the snow clears soon for you.
Best wishes, Aidan
aidan, March 7th 2010 |
Posted in Events
This blog is created for the European RCE community. It can be used freely. For now all the posts are open to the public. It is possible to password protect posts, but we have to decide that this is necessary.
For now let’s try it.
Jos Rikers
admin, March 5th 2010 |
Posted in Administrator
