Update: Week #1
Thanks for the fantastic turnout for our first Fruity Friday! I said to Katie, “What if noone shows up?”, but you managed to allay my fears.
Welcome to the following
individuals:
brouwc
mandy0305
wgl
karlibaba
WLIAO
alyssafraser
BexDrummond
DMErichards
liyan123
Artrocks
ransonc
wigwamforagoose
MrWhitehouse
hamishbetts
vanderheijden
ojokins
jazzmaggie
singaporeLouise
andreak2
hbettsnz
plus the two of us: klandmiles and TheLibrarianEdge
[updated 16 Jan 08]
Click on any of the names above to see the bookmarks they’ve collected so far.
We know there are more of you out there, and we will add to this list as information comes to hand!
We hope you are going to enjoy your social bookmarking experience. Why not add them to your network? Follow the steps below:
Reminder, signing up for a task is only one part of your challenge. You need to find some interesting pages and tag them with the tag ‘connectingeast’ so we can see them.
If you haven’t yet got around to it, there’s plenty of time to complete the tasks. We post new tasks each Tuesday, but you can complete them at your own pace. There is also a holiday coming up should you need extra time…!
Remember, Katie and I are available for Fruity Fridays at 7:15am, but please feel free to contact us at any stage to arrange an alternative time. We are more than happy to help you in any way.
April 26th, 2009 at 7:42 am
A very useful online based bookmark, love the idea of been able to share interesting websites with the social group.
Moreover, having the BACKUPS of my personal bookmarks!
May 4th, 2009 at 2:09 am
This task was the ‘newest’ to me, I had never heard of delicious before. I started using it but must confess I do use my favourites on my computer more. However, when I am looking for something instead of starting with google now I go to delicious to see what other people have come up with first. In other words I take more than I give
Useful – very, clear – very, understand -yes, difficult – a little to sort out how to organise and how to use tags effectively.
May 31st, 2009 at 8:42 am
Usefulness: this has a use in either a directly educational manner, with the students, or for my own personal professional growth.
clarity: very clear – used the available resources without repetition, nudging me in the right direction for further elucidation
level of understanding: pretty good, but deeper understanding comes with seeing a context in which to apply it, and when I have identified that I have engaged further and understood more deeply.
level of difficulty: within my ZPD
June 17th, 2009 at 7:05 pm
only 3 comments here????? luke louise and wendy??? hmmmmmm