Comments on: Research blogging do’s and don’ts

By: roman.tol

roman.tol — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 10:48:07 +0000

We are new media students… just write/report about recent new media developments… and don’t think too much about its academic value

By: Twan

Twan — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 09:51:35 +0000

Yea, it’s almost the same thing I’m thinking about. What can be useful for the collaborative blog? And what are just personal notes that don’t really fit on here? I found that if it is useful enough for the class to know, I’d post it here, like this link for example.

But what I’m also thinking about, is when you publish a work in progress (in this case a thesis in progress), it feels kind of personal when you share it on a blog. As if it is already out of your hands, but you’re still working on it.

Managing content is difficult indeed :)

By: AnneHelmond

AnneHelmond — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 07:12:31 +0000

What a coincidence, I just read that paper yesterday as well! I’d really recommend it to everyone.

I personally find it hard to find a balance between this collaborative blog and my personal blog as well. What goes where? If I would prefer some feedback I have a bigger chance of getting comments here, but if the piece has anything to do with my thesis I would prefer to have my comments logged at my personal blog. And I recently added photography to my blog as well, since that is one of my main things I keep myself busy with when I’m not studying. But it’s got nothing to do with research or writing, but it feels odd to completely separate it and put it somewhere else.

Oi moi, the difficulty of managing concent.

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