Alex Furr

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PDF Creator Lite makes on-the-fly PDF documents of selected parts of your site. It has 2 main uses:
Use it on pages and posts so your readers can download PDFs:
Basic Use: 
Just put the <code>[pdf-lite]</code> shortcode into your page or post and visitors can simply click a button to get a PDF document of that page.
More Control: 
Use the shortcode parameters to choose specific pages, categories, or the entire site. Here’s a few examples:
Makes a PDF of all posts: 
 [pdf-lite allposts=”true”]
Makes a PDF of all pages: 
 [pdf-lite allpages=”true”]
Makes a PDF of selected pages/posts (use post ids or slugs): 
 [pdf-lite page=”3, 28, my-post-slug”]
Makes a PDF of posts in the categories ‘music’ and ‘food’: 
 [pdf-lite cat=”music, food”]
Changes the download icon: 
 [pdf-lite icon=”3″]
See the full list of parameters on the settings page ( Dashboard->Tools->PDF Creator ).

Use it as an admin tool to create customised PDFs of selected or all site pages (not posts):
<ul>
<li>Customise the colours and fonts</li>
<li>Simple and easy to use</li>
</ul>
Go to the settings page ( Dashboard->Tools->PDF Creator ) to make your PDF.

This plugin is supported by the <a href="http://cite.soton.ac.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc">University of Southampton</a>

PDF Creator Lite

Let visitors and admins create PDFs of your site content at the click of a button.

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The Class Blogs plugin is meant to simplify the process of blogging as a class. 
It accomplishes this by making it easier to find, organize and analyze the 
work created by your students. The functions available to you to make this 
happen are provided and categorized below.
Widgets
If you are running WordPress in multisite mode, these widgets are only available 
on the main blog. If you are unsure about what this means, you don’t need to 
worry about it. The available widgets allow you to display the following:
<ul>
<li>Recent student posts.</li>
<li>Recent student comments.</li>
<li>A tag cloud built from the tags used on your students’ posts.</li>
<li>YouTube videos embedded in your student’s posts.</li>
<li>An image randomly taken from your students’ posts.</li>
<li>Links to view posts by each of your students.</li>
</ul>
Teacher Admin Pages
The Class Blogs plugin adds pages that will be visible only to you whenever you 
log in to the administrative side of the blog. These pages allow you to perform 
the following actions:
<ul>
<li>View a table of all student posts, sorted by date.</li>
<li>View a table of all student comments, sorted by date.</li>
<li>View word counts for all student posts and comments, broken down by week.</li>
<li>Add links to all student blogs if running in multisite mode.</li>
<li>Optionally disable comments on all current and future posts.</li>
</ul>
Student Admin Pages
The Class Blogs plugin adds pages that will be visible to each student whenever 
they log in to create content. These pages allow students to do the following:
<ul>
<li>Create a pseudonym by changing their username and full name.</li>
<li>See how many words they have written for the current week.</li>
</ul>
Other
In addition to the above plugins, the Class Blogs plugin provides a few 
additional features that do the following:
<ul>
<li>Add a link to create a gravatar to the bottom of each user-activation email.</li>
<li>Set a student’s first and last name based on their email address.</li>
<li>Automatically approve all comments left by students on other students’ blogs.</li>
</ul>
Themes
This plugin also includes a theme that takes advantage of the above features 
to display information on your students’ posts in a clear, easy-to-navigate manner. 
Instead of showing posts sorted by date, the main page displays recent student 
posts grouped by student, with students having newer material appearing first.

Class Blogs

Makes it easy to use blogs in your teaching.

PDF Creator Lite vs Class Blogs