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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. Delicious and Library Thing. October 2, 2009. Last session was on Delicious and Library Thing- both really useful tools. I have often been frustrated with using ‘bookmarks’ or ‘favourites’, so Delicious is a big improvement. I like the fact that you can organise/catergorise your links, which makes them so much easier to find! Now I finally know what a ‘tag cloud’ is too! September 11, 2009. I added all the 23Things blogs, but also chose a few of my own...
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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. September 11, 2009. This week we learnt about RSS Feeds. Although I have used RSS feeds before I didn’t actually know what the term stood for, ‘Really Simple Syndication’. We added RSS feeds through Google Reader- another tool which I didn’t know about until now and which I will make use of in the future. I’ll have to leave this post ‘to be continued’, for now. September 11, 2009. September 4, 2009. I think this is fairly natural though. Setting goals als...
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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. October 26, 2009. On Friday our ‘Thing’ was podcasting! I haven’t had much experience with this, so it was interesting to learn (I even managed to get the online tutorial to work, when it wasn’t playing for many other people! I haven’t really used iTunes much either, but I got the hang of it eventually. I found an interesting podcast on philosophy, with some interesting topics (part of an online learning programme) . I also subscibed to Will@Warick.
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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. Facebook: a book where men may read strange matters. November 26, 2009. Whilst wracking my brain for a catchy title for this post, you cannot imagine how excited I was to realise that ‘facebook’, as a term, appears to derrive from the well known turn of phrase popularized by none other that, you guessed it, Shakespeare! I mean, how awesome is that? Shakespeare and Facebook are connected. That’s right folks- you heard it here first. What’s in a meme? It...
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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. What’s in a meme? November 13, 2009. Well, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity for another Shakespeare reference. During this session I was introduced to the term meme. What does Shakespeare have to do with memes you ask? Well, it might be pushing it and, as I have such a limited knowledge of the concept of what a meme is, it could also be wrong, but couldn’t we see Shakespeare’ s phrase as a meme? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. You a...
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An elf's journey through the 23 Things programme. December 4, 2009. Quite a bit- as evidenced by the pictures on my blog! I am also pleased to say that I have now conquerred my fear of Twitter. I still think it’s slightly evil, but thanks to my new-found technological powers I feel confident in defeating the forces of evil that lurk online, in that space we call ‘the web’. (Doesn’t that word make you shudder at it’s ominous and seemingly unboundless power? December 3, 2009. In this game you were given a ...
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