Sometime in the next twelve hours I will post a link (via a comment to this blog entry) to my Produsage #1 submission.
I've been looking at some of the other projects and am very impressed! I'm also relieved this is not a competition where we will be rank-ordered!!!
Congratulations to everyone; such clever ideas. I would especially like to praise the project at http://isconferences.ning.com/. WOW!!! Very professional looking, with great application of our learning in the course. I now have a much better appreciation for NING and may consider it for my Produsage #2 assignment.
Thanks!
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
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I am still making some final adjustments, but am ready to share my Produsage #1 assignment.
ReplyDeleteBefore doing so, please let me share a couple of comments.
First, I know that the site topic better fits the description for Produsage #2. This was not my intent, but my original idea for a Tallahassee Relocation wiki generated some interest and comments. As a result, I switched the two topics so that we have a better opportunity to collaborate (and perhaps combine project efforts) for assignment #2.
Second, I am disappointed in the capabilities of Google Sites. As a web creation tool, it is adequate. As a Web 2.0 tool, it is sub-par. The interactive aspects require users to register with a Google account; I was unable to figure out how to allow anonymous comments. But, it has been a productive learning process.
Contributing to the site requires a google account (sorry, I didn't know). I have created a temporary account for our course. Information on using this account is available on Blackboard. After you have logged into a google account, use your web browser to navigate to http://sites.google.com/site/bbq365247 (if you are not logged into a google account, it will be read only).