Here's this past week's summary: Joyful, Confused Self-Learning!
This past week I was randomly (as is custom) placed in a group and we were told to learn everything there is to
know about Twitter and Drop box. Additionally we were implored to set up a learning space where we will post links and stuff up to summarize our business areas (that is, Twitter and Drop box). Then fellow students were to come and ask questions and the final high in this hurdle was an IPanel session with Craig asking some hard questions.
Naturally, we chose to create a new Facebook page as our learning space, simply because we'd gotten use to the platform and apps were gonna come in handy. But, as web2.0 would have it, it just became another page with tons of links and comments that just drives one mad. Especially during our making the presentation session. So all in all, it wasn't the best idea. But then again, its Web2.0.
The IPanel session was interesting. Craig turned into the most pessimistic observant in history. He asked me a simple question, and because of my answer, he ravaged the ransacks of my less-than-emptied Twitter knowledge barn. But its all good, I now know what to expect in the real live panel. Its gonna be good.
In summary, dear reader, week three of CMC wasn't all bad. Infact, compared to week two, I'd do it again.
Flipside. Dennis.
