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The cool cat at http://engtech.wordpress.com suggested a way to use the bookmark site, del.icio.us to mark various items from the web which would be of use to the edublogses. For example, his posts on theme reviews and his Auntie-Spam script for Firefox.
Here is what I have run across on the web and started to bookmark, Del.icio.us edublogs+tips I don’t know why del.icio.us won’t use compound tags like Technorati but compound tags must have the plus sign and then del.icio.us puts quotes around that.
http://del.icio.us/hlthenvt/%22edublogs%2Btips%22
If others have a del.icio.us account, the tag edublogs+tips would link everyone’s findings. Alternatively, I think there is a way to send suggestions to my account, but haven’t tried this. When tagging at del.icio.us do not use the quotation marks but do use the plus sign.
The Freshy theme allows a del.icio.us widget, but the feed from the site for a particular user’s set of tagged bookmarks is real easy to add in an RSS widget. (The widget didn’t function for me but the rss does). For example http://del.icio.us/rss/username/tagname
Site Search Tags: edublogs+tips, del.icio.us+tag, newbies, ESLblogs.org, Learnerblogs.org, Uniblogs.org
Technorati Tags: edublogs+tips, del.icio.us+tag, newbies, ESLblogs.org, Learnerblogs.org, Uniblogs.org
3 responses so far ↓
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mpb
// Feb 21, 2007 at 2:38 pm
I’ve added edublogs+lessons and edublogs+philosophy (for net nanny and privacy) tags at the site too.
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Teacher’s Writes » Blog Archive » Can I borrow your pickup? Moving Day Adventures
// Mar 23, 2007 at 11:50 am
[...] But those won’t be at Edublogs any more. I plan to use the Edublogs space as a “motherblog” (a term I picked up from Barbara Ganley) for my classes and I will continue to recommend Edublogs as a starting spot for teachers new to blogging. I have had great support from James Farmer and fellow users at the Edublogs forum (like Cerebral Odd Jobs) and think they’re the perfect folks to help teachers get started with blogging. I hope I can contribute in a smaller version to the blogging world as they have. [...]
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Can I borrow your pickup? Moving day adventures « A Teacher’s Writes
// Mar 23, 2007 at 11:51 am
[...] But those won’t be at Edublogs any more. I plan to use the Edublogs space as a “motherblog” (a term I picked up from Barbara Ganley) for my classes and I will continue to recommend Edublogs as a starting spot for teachers new to blogging. I have had great support from James Farmer and fellow users at the Edublogs forum (like Cerebral Odd Jobs) and think they’re the perfect folks to help teachers get started with blogging. I hope I can contribute in a smaller version to the blogging world as they have. [...]
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