Heather Ross

I don't have any specific suggestions, but I wonder if we might be able to make use of the RSS feeds that come out of each discussion.

I subscribe to the feed of all of the seminars that I'm actively involved in.

Sorry, I won't be in NB. But I would love to hear more about your work.

Sorry, I won't be in NB. But I would love to hear more about your work.

I recently got back into using Twitter. I found that it can be useful for things other than telling people that I'm still sitting at my desk. I'm now following the SCoPE community.

I blog, I have a wiki, I subscribe to 92 RSS feeds, I'm in Facebook, I twitter, I just started a Ning community for a project at work, I have three email accounts and I'm trying to get back to being actively involved in SCoPE. Somewhere in all of that I want to cycle and spend time with my loved ones.

I like that we're trying out new things for our ever growing community, but will it end up being too much?

I recently got back into using Twitter. I found that it can be useful for things other than telling people that I'm still sitting at my desk. I'm now following the SCoPE community.

I blog, I have a wiki, I subscribe to 92 RSS feeds, I'm in Facebook, I twitter, I just started a Ning community for a project at work, I have three email accounts and I'm trying to get back to being actively involved in SCoPE. Somewhere in all of that I want to cycle and spend time with my loved ones.

I like that we're trying out new things for our ever growing community, but will it end up being too much?