Week 3 task reminder

Posted January 31st, 2008 by illya
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It looks like quite a few of you are experimenting with the tools. In any case, my list of twitters I’m following and friends on flickr seems to be constantly growing.

Now I’d just like to remind you that the next few weeks will focus on collaborating, so if you haven’t chosen one of the groups on the wiki to sign up for (some have chosen two- that’s okay too!), then head on over and write your name in the group of your choice.

You can see what’s involved at the moment in preparation for next week if you go to Primer and look into week 3. Of course, you can feel free to do it all, but first try doing the tasks set for the group you’ve chosen. Then if you have time, there’s always more.

On January 31st, 2008 aliciarey said:

OK- Read that.

Now please have a look at this cartoon. Does that sound familiar to any of you?


On February 1st, 2008 khaines said:

Thanks for the cartoon Alicia. Cool!

I’ve just been watching the finalist videos in the NZ category for the Bebo gap year - a friend has made it that far. They had to submit a video saying why they should be chosen - these kids (some of them) are digital literary buffs!

Karen

 

Who dares to teach must never cease to learn. John Cotton Dana

On February 1st, 2008 Lucy said:

Cool cartoon! Too close to the truth!

On February 1st, 2008 bdieu said:

I must say that social media have helped me meet many of my online contacts. I have just returned from Oz, where I was warmly hosted, went out for drinks and dinners and met lots of bloggers and twitterers f2f thanks to the digital identity one develops through our work online using these tools and the ease of use in updating our whereabouts and sending targetted messages.

Check the photos on Flickr and the twits

 

On February 11th, 2008 aliciarey said:

Another interesting way to meet people sharing ideas / likes , etc and start networking

http://www.shelfari.com/Register.aspx

"Shelfari makes it easy to see what your friends are reading, what
others with similar tastes have enjoyed, and even get and give book
recommendations.

With Shelfari you can easily connect with new and old friends to talk
about the books you are passionate about. Join a group devoted to your
favorite author or bring your book club online.

Shelfari empowers you to show off the books you are passionate about.
Build your shelf in Shelfari and then embed your shelf in your blog,
website, or social networking site of choice."

 

Mine is here - I’d love to connect via this tool -please add me as a contact if you sign up.