Question of the day: Were you able to find a topic obscure enough that Wikipedia doesn’t cover it?
Not yet! I may keep trying. Stay tuned for more...
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
2.0 Delicious
What a difference a few minutes can make! I have briefly looked at delicious from time to time, but never really found it useful. Spending a few minutes on it this morning made a big difference for me. Just realising that I can put it in alphabetical order made it make so much more sense. Scrolling through the tags allowed me an opportunity to see what is available for future requests without the pressure of wanting to help the customer now. I can now see myself going to these as an information option.
A tip I would pass along is to put the tags in alphabetical order and to have them open in a new window. I found this useful when looking at a subject and it was like peeking at a tag while still having the list in the background. I didn't feel as lost this way.
A tip I would pass along is to put the tags in alphabetical order and to have them open in a new window. I found this useful when looking at a subject and it was like peeking at a tag while still having the list in the background. I didn't feel as lost this way.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
My first entry of my new blog. Created as a work assignment.
Question of the week:
Which aspect of Web 2.0 are you the most intrigued (or scared) by?
My answer to this would be that I fear that I would have nothing interesting to blog about. How many loads of laundry do people want to hear I have done in a week? Scared would be a bit of a strong word to use for this, but now that I have created it, I am interested to see where I might take it! "web 2.0" has been explained to me in the past, but really hasn't sunk into my head what this really means.
Question of the week:
Which aspect of Web 2.0 are you the most intrigued (or scared) by?
My answer to this would be that I fear that I would have nothing interesting to blog about. How many loads of laundry do people want to hear I have done in a week? Scared would be a bit of a strong word to use for this, but now that I have created it, I am interested to see where I might take it! "web 2.0" has been explained to me in the past, but really hasn't sunk into my head what this really means.
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