The challenge for today was to develop an age-appropriate student commenting guide. Since I deal with college and graduate students, trying to get things down to the level of an elementary school student wouldn’t enter the picture, unless I put on my parenting hat (I have one that will be in third grade in the [...]
In looking at the challenge activity for today, I suddenly realized that I don’t have a particular Blog Commenting Strategy.
Prior to the challenge, I would comment under the following situations. I comment when
I find something or a post that I am interested in
If I think that an article has been done well, to leave praise
To [...]
I wasn’t exactly sure what constituted a “Personal Brand” so I started today’s activity by trying to figure it out. I found Michele’s Martin’s post on Building Your Online Brand: Start with the Message. She looked at two aspects, a personal brand and the elements of your personal brand:
What Is a “Personal Brand”?
Your personal brand [...]
Since the challenge for today was to think about using multimedia and other ways to comment on blogs I decided to review and explore some ways of using multimedia in this blog and for blog commenting.
My Voki
The first multimedia application that came to mind for today’s activity was the use of the Voki.
The Voki is [...]
The task for the day is to Take a Break. I saw this before today and decided to set something up in advance to take the day off (which is nice because it’s in the middle of a three day weekend).
This image of sitting on top of a mountain is perfect for my Take a [...]
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