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By Scott Voth on June 16, 2011 in Commons Buzz

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ThemeShock – June, 2011

In their section called “Clean by Structure,” the authors praise CUNY Academic Commons for its careful organization and clean, three-column interface:

…designed to support faculty initiatives and build community through the use of technology in teaching and learning…

André Pitanga Honored by The CUNY Graduate Center

Using WordPress as a Library Content Management System

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We encourage you to contact us (support@cunycommons.zendesk.com) with any questions/feedback as you try out these new features & everything to which they lead you on the Commons. We’ll be back with more updates to help you continue exploring, creating, & learning here with us 😌

6:00 pm · January 25, 2023

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As of today, anyone who selects “Teaching” as the Purpose of a space during creation will receive an auto-email refresher about inviting students to the Commons, providing directions for adding students to a Commons course group or site, and links to Commons teaching resources📝

6:00 pm · January 25, 2023

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We’ve also improved our landing page for creating a Site or Group, making it easier to understand the benefits of different types of spaces on the Commons. There’s also a new section highlighting Site and Group cloning options to use as a template for a new one! pic.twitter.com/AmXMw4qxaU

6:00 pm · January 25, 2023

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The Groups, Sites, and Courses directories also show a featured row upon loading. These sections draw from the same curated sets we started surfacing with the new homepage. The section do however drops away when filtering or paging away from the directory front page 🔎

6:00 pm · January 25, 2023

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You can take advantage of a personalized tab here as well and see only Events that are associated with your Commons connections. There are a series of filters as well, and even the ability to toggle back to the traditional grid view if you’re in need of more structure 👌

6:00 pm · January 25, 2023

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