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<\/a>Privacy Settings Considerations<\/h3>\n
If a\u00a0pupil’s e-Portfolio is private the pupil needs to add any teacher (and fellow pupils) to the users list in their blog. Often they will want to add at lease one teacher as an admin.<\/p>\n
If a\u00a0pupil’s\u00a0e-Portfolio is made Glow Only, any Glow user will be able to access their blog, if they know the URL.<\/em><\/p>\n In\u00a0both cases the urls will need to be shared with the teachers and pupils who need to access them.<\/p>\n Before Oct 2014 in 'old' glow these links were generally gathered in a weblinks web part in SharePoint.\u00a0\u00a0This method will still\u00a0work. \u00a0Other options might include a shared Word document, OneNote, or the creation of a shared Blog or Wiki with links to a set of e-Portfolios.<\/p>\n These methods can be used to initially gather links to the blogs. Once a teacher has all of their pupils blogs they can use the \u00a0Glow Blogs Reader<\/a> to follow all the ePortfolios and get notified of new posts from them all on one page on their Dashboard.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One of the challenges for teachers in keeping track of their pupils e-Portfolios and profiles is finding the blogs. The Glow Blogs Reader is designed to help with that. We strongly advise teachers follow their pupil blogs. This means they can see all the new posts form all of the blogs they follow on one … Continue reading e-Portfolios: keeping track of blogs<\/span>