As this is a longish comment on “The ePortfolio Debate” by Mike Bogle, I post it on my own blog.
Hello Mike,
Thank you for bringing the Twitter conversation onto your blog. That’s how I realized that there was more going on than just the 2 tweets I had seen earlier.
You are correct when you [...]
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Response to the e-portfolio debate
Exploring my Desire
The HTC Desire is my latest toy. Instead of an iPhone 4 I wanted to explore an Android phone, especially after having seen a Nexus One of a colleague.
I started transferring all my contacts, installed a few apps and set up my friend streams. Currently, I am in the clean-up phase and have to stop [...]
EYC unConference (Part 3)
After a wonderful lunch and small talk at the lunch buffet, we had two more sessions at the EYC unConference today. You can read part 1 and part 2 before continuing if you haven’t already done so.
Low budget user testing
Courtney Johnston offered to facilitate a session on user testing and how to do that on [...]
EYC unConference (Part 2)
As written in the previous post on the EYC unConference, everybody could propose a topic for a session and gather people to discuss it. After my initiated session on how to actually get people to use a community web site in which the attendees greatly participated and did not need a lot of facilitating, I [...]
EYC unConference (Part 1)
Today the Engage Your Community unConference, initiated by Wellington ICT, took place at the Rutherford House at Victoria University in Wellington. It was “a day long learning event for community webmasters and others using IT for Wellington’s communities”. On top of that, it was free thanks to its sponsors.
Around 90 people fought the urge to [...]
