The blogging service provides users the ability to record their thoughts, opinions or news on a publically viewable web space without the need for any technical knowledge.
Blogs are commonly used to share information, useful links, media, examples or experiences in relation to targeted subjects (or given a personal blog whatever the user wishes) to interested persons or the world in general.
Any member (or group of members) of the University can register for, view, comment on and post to their blog.
Blogs are readable by anyone in the world.
24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The ISS “at risk” period is 07:00-09:00 every Tuesday. Further planned maintenance times will be publicised in advance if there will be a disruption to the service.
All blog entries and the customised system workings are backed up on a daily basis. In the event of a significant hardware failure, restoration of the service should be within three working days.
A user guide for the service can be found here: https://blogs.ncl.ac.uk/help
Additional support is available via the ISS Service Desk on 5999 or it.servicedesk@ncl.ac.uk.
All incidents relating to this service will be handled according to the ISS Incident Management and Major Incident Management processes.
To register for a personal blog:
To request a group blog:
- Blog title
- Preferred blog address (e.g. https://blogs.ncl.ac.uk/myteamblog)
- The email addresses of users who will require access to the blog
Requests for any other aspect of the service should be made via the ISS Service Desk on 5999 or it.servicedesk@ncl.ac.uk.
All requests relating to this service will be handled according to the ISS Request Fulfilment process.
Users are expected to make use of the documentation before contacting the Service Desk for help.
Users are expected to comply with the standard rules of using campus computing facilities: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/itservice/rules/
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