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Feedback coming in about me.edu.au

December 27, 2007 – 1:11 pm

Australian educators playing around with the beta release of http://me.edu.au are impressed with its capabilities and potential. By Christmas Eve over 1500 people had begun setting up their pages. Nick Lothian, one of the team behind the project has advised in his educationau blog of a couple of extra capabilities including the ability to […]

By Kerrie Smith | Also posted in Education Services Australia, communication tools, Australian education, community development, social networking | Comments (3)

Dealing with those multiple personas

December 22, 2007 – 10:28 am

I have just read a posting by Pru Mitchell that was a response to my earlier posting about multiple personas. Pru is concerned with managing multiple edna personas. She, like many of us, has at least two edna logins that perform different functions. They are based on different email addresses. But with the advent of […]

By Kerrie Smith | Also posted in Education Services Australia, networking, community building, blogs, social networking, edna Groups | Comments (1)

How many personas do you have?

December 19, 2007 – 7:07 am

It seems to me that one of the strange features of the new online social networking world is that we are constantly re-inventing ourselves. I have already spent quite a bit of time setting “myself” up on edna’s latest venture me.edu at http://me.edu.au. You can find me at http://me.edu.au/p/ksmith
I wasn’t very inventive with my identity/name- […]

By Kerrie Smith | Also posted in Education Services Australia, community building, blogs, social networking, web 2.0, myedna | Comments (2)

me.edu.au goes live

December 17, 2007 – 12:23 pm

edna has released a new and exciting service for Australian educators in beta format at http://me.edu.au
The new system provides an online professional network where educators can identify their professional interests, join communities with similar interests, and view and respond to the activities of their online colleagues. It incorporates features of social networking sites to build […]

By Kerrie Smith | Also posted in Education Services Australia, Australian education, community building, social networking, web 2.0, myedna | Comments (2)