When I leave comments on other blogger’s posts I like to be notified on any new comments that are posted. Maybe it is just me? But comments by other readers and response(s) by the blogger help my learning.
Being notified of follow up comments means I can choose to continue the conversation by returning to the [...]
Are You Being A More Effective Blogger By Tracking Comments?
March 1st, 2009 · 17 Comments
Tags: Tips For Better Blogging · Working With Web 2.0 Tools
The Messy Aspects Of Blog Cleaning
April 26th, 2008 · 20 Comments
Don’t you get frustrated with mess? I do! But I’ll procrastinate how I can clean up the mess until I can’t take it anymore. Only then will I take action.
Today was my blog cleaning day! I’ve finished what I can but still not happy (are we ever totally happy with blog cleaning?). [...]
Tags: Tips For Better Blogging
Thanks Diigo, CoComment and TweetCloud For The Support
April 2nd, 2008 · 10 Comments
It would appear that apparently it’s impossible to say NO to me, surely that’s not the case, however I’m feeling slightly sorry for the poor companies / individuals, this weekend, that got dragged into Sue’s World. Image of No!!!! by Claudecf.
Adventures With Diigo
Let’s start with Diigo. The educators have gone absolutely crazy in Twitter [...]
Tags: Latest News & Updates · Working With Web 2.0 Tools
I’ve Gone Widget Crazy And Need Help To Control Widget Addiction
March 18th, 2008 · 15 Comments
Edublogs have given all it’s users new freedom and allows javascript, iframes and object code to be embedded directly into Edublogs blogs. Which is great because I can just copy and paste pretty much most ‘embedding’ code picked up around the web directly into my posts or a text widget in my side bar.
Most importantly [...]
Tags: Tips For Better Blogging · Working With Web 2.0 Tools
Can You Sell Me The Benefits of coComment?
February 14th, 2008 · 11 Comments
My most important tip for keeping up with conversation on blogs is being very effective at managing my comments on other people’s blogs and I showed how I achieve this using Co.mment in my last post. But as Joaquin pointed out in the comments of this post another alternative is to use coComment.
Last week [...]

