- I read everything posted to the message board by 2100CDT today. I contributed 13 posts of my own, including starting the “Nuts & Bolts” section, which seems to be serving as my own personal help-desk.
- I started a Twitter account, but don’t yet have a vision for how I want to use it. I’m following two people and three organizations. I’m not sure that this is my medium, but I’ll give it a fair try over the next three weeks.
- I made six posts to my blog, counting this one. The posts that took the most energy to create are not the ones drawing comments—I’m not sure what to thing about that. I feel a little like I’m singing opera in the shower.
- I put an embarrassingly large amount of time into following three forums. For the one in which I am an “active participant”, I find myself putting a large effort into researching my topics before I post. This is a lot like work!
- I’m almost three days behind on reading my classmates’ blogs. Quite frankly the time went into the forums I am following for the Web 2.0 Community Observations assignment.
This blog serves as my "electronic field journal" in which I document my thoughts, experiences, and observations relative to a concentrated exploration of how social media may be used to support human and even organizational performance. This investigation is undertaken in the context of a graduate course at Florida State University in Summer of 2010, "EME6635 Web 2.0-based Learning and Performance". Your participation is welcome, so please feel free to share your own thoughts and questions!
2010-07-18
Week 3 in Review
Whew. Sunday night already? Okay, short and sweet—here is what I accomplished this week:
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It is a challenge to keep up with! Thank goodness it is interesting material, otherwise I am sure it would be even more tenuous. I am catching up with blogs, but really need to get back in and read everyone's posts. Things are hectic in and out of school right now, which make it even more of a stretch. I WILL be very careful before undertaking another 6 week course...lol
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