Of the perennial ProfHacker favorites, WordPress is probably neck and neck with Zotero as our most written about topic. From course blogs to department websites to ProfHacker itself, we like WordPress ...

Popular WordPress plugins for creating learning management systems (LMS) are rife with vulnerabilities that can be exploited to take control of the platform, get test answers, and modify grades. These ...

What makes this now-patched plugin hole especially dangerous is the lack of authentication needed for an attack, which can ...

, and many of us use Wordpress to manage course websites. I’ve written about using ScholarPress Courseware to manage classes (and avoid LMSes like Blackboard). In my classes, the course website—built ...

Any entrepreneur worth his salt knows that a business needs a website. The obvious next step is to install WordPress. But instead of fumbling around with a semi-broken free theme, have a look at the ...

Being the world’s number one website builder platform, WordPress is a popular target among cybercriminals. However, since it ...