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Speakers: Jason Teitelman, Taylor Jadin Preserving websites and web content for the long haul is important to our team! CMS’s get updated, plugins go out of date, and PHP versions change, which means that your dynamic sites often need tending t...

We're excited to share what we've been cooking up here at Reclaim with DoOOv2! Slides: https://slides.jadin.me/dooov2/ DoOOv2 Documentation: https://support.reclaimhosting.com/hc/en-us/categories/38285473101975-Domain-of-One-s-Own-Version-2

Speakers: Isotta Peira, Maciej Pilarski and Francesco Di Candia The sustainability of the open-source web depends on our collective ability to mentor the next generation of creators, developers, and leaders. This session provides a comprehensiv...

Tune in for this special stream where we’ll premier a brand new case study featuring special guest Ed Beck from the State University of New York at Oneonta. In this case study, Ed Beck shares insights into what it takes to move an open-source sof...

For Open Education Week, we are joined by Dr Rob Lowney and Kate Molloy, Conference Co-Chairs of the EdTech 2026 Conference “EdTech You: Digital Learning From How to Who”, taking place June 3-4, in Dublin, Ireland. Visit the Conference website....

Taylor is live on Reclaim TV today to take you on a Backwoods CMS adventure which he premiered at Reclaim Open. Watch the stream over at Reclaim TV, or catch the recording later on archive.reclaim.tv or our YouTube channel! Tired of your same o...

We’re excited to introduce VIP Hosting, a new premium level of shared hosting designed for users who want elevated performance, priority access to support, and a more hands-on hosting experience. Tune in to this launch stream to hear from the t...

Did you miss our retro tech streams? We did, too! So this month we are bringing back the geeky goodness with a special stream with Jim and Taylor, taking a deep dive into getting that perfect CRT look for your emulated retrogame setup.

Join the team from Reclaim Hosting to find out what’s coming up in our spring workshops about all things Domain of One’s Own and WordPress Multisite. We’re looking to gather a group of administrators from various schools to come together online fo...

Much of our work happens on the open web, and other than maybe WordPress there is no other tool or platform that our community uses more than Wikipedia. This week Wikipedia turns 25 (on January 15) and we’re proud to be part of the celebration.

We’re starting the year with short, practical guides to help you evaluate and improve the accessibility of your website. Join us for an accessibility tune-up based on our popular blog series written by Alexis Block. We’re going to take a deep d...

The Daily Create (TDC) is a creative challenge that is published every day at 5am EST, free and open to all. For many years the link to the day’s challenge was tweeted to the #DS106 hashtag, nowadays it toots to the same hashtag on Mastodon, wher...

In their presentation “AI Maddeness: How (not) to blog with AI,” Tom Woodward and Jim Groom revisit the world of Madden NFL 2001 to explore what happens when artificial intelligence collides with nostalgia, storytelling, and play. What began as an...

WonderCat is a relational database of human experiences with narrative. The project is designed as an experimental alternative to reading lists (in courses) and recommendation algorithms (in the real world). It is intended primarily as a discovery...

At SUNY Oneonta, we convinced our leadership to continue to invest in open instead of purchasing commercial ePortfolio software. We will use our OpenLab and WordPress as the basis of a digital ePortfolio initiative. Over the summer, we have embark...

Personal knowledge management (PKM) tools like Obsidian, Zotero, and Hypothesis often become private archives, second brains locked away. But what if we treat them as starting points for connection rather than endpoints of storage? This session ex...

In a world of feeds full of algorithmic reels and AI slop, what does it mean to write for ourselves? In a post-RSS, post-social media era, how do we navigate the enclosure and weaponization of the platforms that once networked the voices of the op...

A lot of the web doesn’t need a database, server-side scripting, or a framework – good old HTML, CSS, and a smattering of JavaScript will do the job. A static site can work for the long haul without the admin overhead and the constant worry of get...

The web gray heads will remember the rallying cries of SPLJ from David Weinberger’s book championing a unified theory of the web being a shift away from enterprise platforms and tools made for us to ones we all stitched together ourselves. How far...