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Improving Your Blogging With The 31 Day Project!

Improving Your Blogging With The 31 Day Project!

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One of my Top personal blogging I want To-Do’s is to revisit the 31 Day Project by working through Steve Dembo’s 30 Days to Being A Better Blogger! Participating in The 31 Days to Build a Better Blog project by Darren Rowse (Problogger) in August 2007 was life changing for me. I attribute much of blogging on The Edublogger and working for Edublogs with the blogging, social networking, and project coordination skills to this 31 Day Project. Now approx. 16…

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Life is One Big Top Ten (2008)

Life is One Big Top Ten (2008)

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As a blogger does it really make any sense to write a post a few days before Christmas? Probably not! But just want to blog and besides I owed Paul C a post for Life is One Big Top Ten (2008). He deserves it after dealing with extreme sibling rivalry between my two blogs 🙂 Life is One Big Top Ten (2008) rule is you get to choose their own topic. Top Posts End of the year means it’s a…

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Life IS LIKE a Box Of Chocolates AND Blogging IS LIKE…

Life IS LIKE a Box Of Chocolates AND Blogging IS LIKE…

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Ashley (from the Student Blogging Competition) comment on what blogging means to her really says it all! And worthy of being WAY more than a comment! Hope she doesn’t mind me turning it into a picture to put on my easel? FINAL THOUGHT Off course like all artists I’m always looking for inspirations for my easel. Can you think of topic(s) you would like me to write about? And if you’re enjoying this blog, please consider Subscribing for free!

MY NEW Look! Do I Look Younger or Older?

MY NEW Look! Do I Look Younger or Older?

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Been feeling frustrated because my personal blog, Mobile Technology in TAFE, and The Edublogger look similar. Felt each blog needed it’s own unique feel so readers could easily tell them apart. Then Anne Mirtschin commented that her third most ‘hit’ page/post is her ‘About page’. And my blogs? Second most ‘hit’ page/post on Mobile Technology in TAFE and thirtieth most ‘hit’ page/post on The Edublogger. Really loud noise in my head said “Mobile Technology in TAFE blog needs blog make…

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Blogging, Chocolate Murray Cods And Let’s Not Forget Bubble Wrap!

Blogging, Chocolate Murray Cods And Let’s Not Forget Bubble Wrap!

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Let’s be honest, I’m not sure about others, but I don’t expect gifts when I do presentations but it’s always nice to receive. But I usually give them away (usually to a participant) ’cause I don’t drink. But thanks to Kerry J I received the absolute prefect presentation gift for EDNA’s Blogging – it’s a conversation — two wonderful chocolate Murray Cod’s. Honestly what else would you give a chocolate loving fish farming lecturer. About Haigh’s Chocolate Murray Cod Murray…

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Writing blog posts from mobile devices

Writing blog posts from mobile devices

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I absolutely love being given challenges. So was totally pleased when Alice Mercer sent me a message in twitter asking if I could tell her how to write blog posts to Edublogs using her mobile phone. Fortunately I had lots of ideas about how I might do it so it was just a matter of testing them. First choice was posterous.com (because it can be used with any mobile device provided you can email). So simple go to posterous, set…

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How to Blog an image from Flickr

How to Blog an image from Flickr

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How to Blog from Flickr, originally uploaded by Sue Waters. Adding images to posts can be time consuming. A quick option is to blog directly from Flickr. Not only can you quickly write the post but it also adds a image attribution To blog directly from Flickr you first need to configure your external blog with your Flickr account (which you do here. Alternatively click on the drop drown arrow on You and choose your Account , Click on the…

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Finishing My Homework as The Comment Challenge Comes To An End

Finishing My Homework as The Comment Challenge Comes To An End

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30 days has September, April, June and November. Today is 31st May which means the Comment Challenge is coming to an end. Trouble is I’m still trying hard to complete my homework and would love your help! Could you please share your “Top 5 lessons you learned from the Comment Challenge” — from anyone regardless of if you participated in the daily challenges. Day 19: Respond to a Commenter On Your Own Blog Responding back to comments on your own…

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Can You Use Aids To Help Conversations?

Can You Use Aids To Help Conversations?

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Oh I just love it when someone shows me a cool tricks that makes life easier (and interesting)! So I’m very pleased Christy Tucker showed me how to do a Quick and Dirty Comment Analysis using aidRSS. More importantly aidRSS is actually designed to help people like Ann, Confessions of an Oversubscribed Reader, find the “best posts” from blog feeds to reduce information overload. What is aidRSS AidRSS monitors a blog feed by creating PostRank™ for the posts based on…

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Comment Challenge: Day 5 – 10

Comment Challenge: Day 5 – 10

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Sorry still trying to catch up on the Comment Challenge! While I’ve written my reflections for the Challenge for Day 1 – 10 on the same day I’ve broken it into two posts to make it more readable. Day 5: Comment on a Post You Disagree With Michele’s tasks for Day 5 was to comment on a post I disagree with. Most Challenge participants haven’t enjoyed commenting on posts they disagree on. I think this is a reflection of human…

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