First in…

1 hour since the end of the first lecture and already we have a student blog on the list!

Nice work Shaun: http://posteridol.tumblr.com/

I get the idea that maybe Shaun has blogged before?…

Student blogs are listed in the sidebar over there on the right.


8 Responses to “First in…”

  • Shaun Says:

    Hey, I was at work! Thought I might as well do something useful :)

    By the way - can we use these blogs as our everyday personal blogs as well, or are they to be used only as “Diaries” for the unit?

  • Geoff Hinchcliffe Says:

    Good question re: personal/professional mix.
    Some personal anecdotes can be good - it’s really a case of how many and how personal.
    If the personal stuff starts to overwhelm everything else you’ve got a problem, but otherwise make it your own.

  • Tony Says:

    Hi,

    I have a question concerning blogs: can we use blogs hosted by our own server?

    Cheers

  • Geoff Hinchcliffe Says:

    Definitely. Hosting is a subject we’ll be covering later but if you have hosting already then feel free to use it. Happy to help if necessary.

  • Marijke Says:

    Hi Geoff,

    Do you think it would it cause too many complications to simultaneously use this Blog for another subject this semester… ??

  • Geoff Hinchcliffe Says:

    Hmmm not impossible but could be risky. The same material cannot be assessed twice but there is sense in your suggestion. If you use a blog that allows you to tag posts you could segregate the content for your different subjects. Happy to discuss further in next week’s tute.

  • Shaun Says:

    Hey Marijke, if you are talking about using the same blog for Networked Media Productions, I spoke to Mitchell after the lecture yesterday and he suggested it would be better to create a separate blog! Sigh :) hahaha

  • Geoff Hinchcliffe Says:

    Re using the blog for 2 units, Mitchell has pointed out:
    “It world work for content, provided some tagging as you say… but it wouldn’t work for the template creation part, because networked media also assesses how you tweak / customise the blog, including template.”
    Multi-blogging seems like the solution…