Feeds are unfamiliar to many regular internet users, but they are one of the most powerful features of me.edu.au because they allow a member to automatically display in their Public Profile a summary of all their current online activity - blogs, social bookmarking wiki pages etc.
Here is an audio-visual tutorial on how to bring feeds […]
Monthly Archives: December 2007
How to add feeds and why
December 18, 2007 – 12:40 pm
Taking off with Communities
December 18, 2007 – 10:37 am
In the first few days since the launch of me.edu.au a lot of people have established and joined Communities as shown in the partial view of the tag-cloud above. One of the busiest is Digital Storytelling. Most of the larger Communities have ten or more members but few have comments so far.
The two options for […]
What have you been doing?
December 8, 2007 – 7:25 am
As we explore the test version of me.edu it is becoming clearer what me.edu is all about. (Another reminder that doing is more powerful than just thinking.)
The central theme is in the banner: What I’ve been doing. A good example of this at work is Mike Sefang’s me.edu. It feeds in a constant stream of […]
me.edu, a greenfield project
December 4, 2007 – 10:06 am
As me.edu progresses briskly towards launch in less than two weeks, we are conscious that this is a greenfields project, exploring unknown territory. We are not aware of a service quite like it, so we are very interested in user suggestions for the direction the service should take.
The explosive growth of social networking proves that […]
