my recent compilation of placeblogs, wikis, RSS and e-authoring
by David Millar -
Number of replies: 7
In reply to David Millar
Re: my recent compilation of placeblogs, wikis, RSS and e-authoring
by Nancy White -
Hi David,
your list of uncommented but structured URLs is very tempting, but also quite exhausting. What we would need for such a lot ofinfo would be user tagging, such as opening each link and adding them to my delicious - with a brief summary or comment, plus some tags for indexing.
In some cases I've promoted and used collaborative tagging - a group agree upon a specific combination or shorthand tag (that is not otherwise used) which can then be used for making user recommended and indexed links lists.
One example of this co-tagging was a Community of Practice/web 2.0 workshop this january at CPsquare - Nancy, Bron, Sylvia pls jump in!
http://del.icio.us/tag/folksonomy
Many of these links are in Danish/other Nordic languages but you get the idea
http://del.icio.us/tag/nordiskestemme
http://del.icio.us/tag/internetasmedia
your list of uncommented but structured URLs is very tempting, but also quite exhausting. What we would need for such a lot ofinfo would be user tagging, such as opening each link and adding them to my delicious - with a brief summary or comment, plus some tags for indexing.
In some cases I've promoted and used collaborative tagging - a group agree upon a specific combination or shorthand tag (that is not otherwise used) which can then be used for making user recommended and indexed links lists.
One example of this co-tagging was a Community of Practice/web 2.0 workshop this january at CPsquare - Nancy, Bron, Sylvia pls jump in!
http://del.icio.us/tag/folksonomy
Many of these links are in Danish/other Nordic languages but you get the idea
http://del.icio.us/tag/nordiskestemme
http://del.icio.us/tag/internetasmedia
Great idea to come up with a del.icio.us tag to use for the generated through this discussion, Susanne. I remember from the Web 2.0 online workshop the process of coming up with a tag that worked for everyone was an interesting process in itself!
How about scopeinformal? It doesn't exactly have ring to it, but it isn't used Does anyone have suggestions? (tag, you're it
)
How about scopeinformal? It doesn't exactly have ring to it, but it isn't used Does anyone have suggestions? (tag, you're it
)may I suggest that you use an underscore with the specific title 'scope_' followed by the particular discussion or topic 'informal'
if each type of tag begins with scope, then all tags no matter the discussion will be presented
thus scope_informal and scope_community would bring different results but scope itself would bring both
Helen suggests 'scope_' followed by the particular discussion or topic, i.e. 'informal'
That makes sense to have one tag for all bookmarks generated through scope, then defining tags for individual topics/seminar discussions. Scope on its own brings up so many other bookmarks though. Now do we use a tag other than scope?
That makes sense to have one tag for all bookmarks generated through scope, then defining tags for individual topics/seminar discussions. Scope on its own brings up so many other bookmarks though. Now do we use a tag other than scope?
Stephen Downes blog notes May 24:
http://www.aceuk.blogspot.com/atom.xml
it's a great list of free elearning resources incl how to make a picture CD with Google's Picasa, wiki textbooks, copyright-free materials, etc
http://www.aceuk.blogspot.com/atom.xml
it's a great list of free elearning resources incl how to make a picture CD with Google's Picasa, wiki textbooks, copyright-free materials, etc
One of the most helpful sources I know is http://www.helenburgess.com/portfolio/
which has a ton of ideas.
It might be worth asking her to join this seminar.
which has a ton of ideas.
It might be worth asking her to join this seminar.