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Yahoo - what a name! I have found I can add one-pagers and other formatted documents to a wiki space so am delighted to be able to rationalise my thinking around what spaces I actually need to do the job of linking all my thesis related material together.
My next step is to find out how I link from here into urls. The expected link is not apparent. This is, by the way, a temporary post - I will delete it all when I put in a posting about the structure of my network of spaces. Here is Takahe's blog
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Why delete Elaine, when it signals part of your process of constructing a network of spaces. At least still let us see something of that process because it may be helpful for others....
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ReplyDeleteOr should I alter that to say "thanks, Takahe?" This blog is public and you might prefer that? Noone else has been invited to join yet - and the chances of anyone we know finding it randomly are remote ... but - what do you think? The same question applies to the reading network too.
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Grrrrr - just posted a comment and the system ate it up :(
ReplyDelete...to the effect that I think I prefer Takahe. Still playing with online persona and who I want to be (or how I want to be named) in different settings.
I like the idea of process entries. Not just technical process but thinking process. Writing as you are thinking, so that we can actually see the thought processes - the blind alleys, the wrong turns, the moments of insight... I think it's useful to model this for students sometimes.
I have deleted a comments from the above - I am sad that it is not possible to edit comments as all I wanted to do was to alter one word - but I have corrected it here.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Takahe - I will leave it - and/but it is not a numbered entry - therefore it is a process entry ... so that is a little more of my emerging code
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