Friday, November 9, 2007
Thursday, November 8, 2007
After exploring Rollyo for quite sometime, and albeit I was frustrated, I continued trying and managed to roll my own search engine. I found the examples to create a search roll for any subject easy to use. It did yield numerous results, but I didn't analyze the websites to see how relevant and reliable they were. I think Rollyo could be a helpful tool when searching for information, but I think I need to explore it further and create more search engines in order to see just how useful it is. At this moment I'm not sure if I would use it.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
Thing #8, #9
I had fun exploring RSS feeds. I had heard of RSS feeds prior to this exercise and have seen the tags on websites, but I wasn't sure what they were. I think RSS feeds make finding information much quicker. It's neat to have the websites that I find interesting and informative all in one place.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Thing #7
Although the ever changing advances in technology have made certain aspects of life much easier, I still find technology to be frustrating, and at times overwhelming. I have found that some technological innovations are easier to grasp than others, and I usually assume that I will not need the latest electronic gadget or that what is in now is of no interest to me-i.e. the iphone, facebook, my space, etc. I think that this exercise will help me realize that I can use much of the technology that is out there.
Saturday, November 3, 2007
#6 My mosaic using Flickr mashups
Friday, November 2, 2007
Thing 5
I enjoyed exploring Flickr. There were so many neat pictures to look at. Initially I found it difficult to post a picture to my blog, but I kept trying and was finally able to do it.
Things 3 & 4
Although I am extremely behind, I am finally attempting to create a blog. I feel that this is an invaluable experience that I should participate in. I guess I begin by commenting about the tutorial. I found that I can relate to several of the habits of successful learners. Accepting responsibility for your own learning and play are the two habits that I found to be the easiest. Viewing problems as challenges is something that I find a bit more difficult.
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