1. It is interesting that anyone can access wikis and contribute to them, and that one of the only things keeping them reliable is the honor system.
2. Quick and easy research and referencing would be good applications of a wiki in both school and professional settings.
3. Information should not be limited by format, especially when having to conduct research. As long as it's reliable it should be legitimate to use.
4. Illogicopedia.
5. Led Zeppelin IV. No idea.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Thing 7
1. Google Docs is probably the easiest one for me to use.
2. Google Docs seems most organized and easy to use. The other two both seem more complicated. The labels and the set up are more conveniently placed.
3. They were all made for the same purpose and perform similar functions, features would not be such a determining factor for me in this case. So it's not about which features, it's about how the features function, which ones are easier for me to figure out and which ones work most conveniently.
4. The Founding Founders would probably be amazed by the document editing tools, after they figured out how the computer worked and if they learned to appreciate it.
5. No one will ever know.
2. Google Docs seems most organized and easy to use. The other two both seem more complicated. The labels and the set up are more conveniently placed.
3. They were all made for the same purpose and perform similar functions, features would not be such a determining factor for me in this case. So it's not about which features, it's about how the features function, which ones are easier for me to figure out and which ones work most conveniently.
4. The Founding Founders would probably be amazed by the document editing tools, after they figured out how the computer worked and if they learned to appreciate it.
5. No one will ever know.
Thing 6
1. Digg could be used for research by searching for material for the project at Digg.
2. One could establish credibility and reputation by posting material that is trustworthy and accurate.
2. One could establish credibility and reputation by posting material that is trustworthy and accurate.
Thing 5
1. I chose Plurk. I chose it because I hadn't heard of it until now, and it sounds cooler than Twitter.
2. Plurk seems like an unique online journal experience because it scrolls sideways and has what seems to be an unpleasant format.
3. I honestly don't know how Plurk would have application to either school work or professional development. It really seems kind of pointless, and I do not like how it is set up, so I probably wouldn't use it much anyway to begin with.
4. Online journals can be used for evil because they can spread propaganda and lies and maybe in some cases cause emotional turmoil.
2. Plurk seems like an unique online journal experience because it scrolls sideways and has what seems to be an unpleasant format.
3. I honestly don't know how Plurk would have application to either school work or professional development. It really seems kind of pointless, and I do not like how it is set up, so I probably wouldn't use it much anyway to begin with.
4. Online journals can be used for evil because they can spread propaganda and lies and maybe in some cases cause emotional turmoil.
Thing 4
1. I will not use my facebook profile to share anymore information than I will like to, even if that means not building my network and meeting other Ai students. I don't know them, they could be dangerous.
2. I won't use my facebook profile to help promote myself for a job. I believe it's wrong that employers judge people on a social network online. The only way I'd change it for a job is if I really needed the job, and then that'd only be temporarily until I got hired and then I'd change it back.
3. At the moment, I can't think of any way to build my professional network using my Facebook.
4. Interests and personal details won't be shared in my circle unless they're unimportant or the information is secured.
5. Professional networking is networking with professionalism in mind, portraying ones self in a more professional light via their network. Social networking is networking without professionalism in mind, more out for social aspects and connecting for fun.
2. I won't use my facebook profile to help promote myself for a job. I believe it's wrong that employers judge people on a social network online. The only way I'd change it for a job is if I really needed the job, and then that'd only be temporarily until I got hired and then I'd change it back.
3. At the moment, I can't think of any way to build my professional network using my Facebook.
4. Interests and personal details won't be shared in my circle unless they're unimportant or the information is secured.
5. Professional networking is networking with professionalism in mind, portraying ones self in a more professional light via their network. Social networking is networking without professionalism in mind, more out for social aspects and connecting for fun.
Thing 2
1. They can give me information I am interested in.
2. Could apply the information to a paper for school. Find interesting new things for personal life.
3. They could use it to find new information about certain subjects.
4. Bloglines was easier to use.
5. Search engine.
6. Nope.
2. Could apply the information to a paper for school. Find interesting new things for personal life.
3. They could use it to find new information about certain subjects.
4. Bloglines was easier to use.
5. Search engine.
6. Nope.
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