BSU? Listen to reason, and become innovative in an discipline that doesn't involve either Hockey or Industrial Technology?
*a long pause* Sorry, my sides hurt so much from laughing. I've got to stop now.
posted by Froyd at 5:05 PM
Just in time for the semester to begin, Brian Lamb has published
Wide Open Spaces: Wikis, Ready or Not. While Lamb doesn't mention us in the article (although he mentions everyone I would mention if I were writing the article), if you follow the links (which you would, wouldn't you), you get to
this page, where we're placed in good company.
And while you're at it, have a look at
UBCWiki. Once again, Canada leads the pack in innovation. (For two years been telling BSU that
this is what we need to do, but will they listen... ha.)
Oh, and welcome back.
posted by morgan at 9:43 AM
Seriously.
There is no way those blogs that Dr. Morgan linked to are real. Some mid-life admissions staff-person probably thought of first-year-student FAQ's and composed some "ultra-hip" answers. Thanks for sharing those!
posted by Stacey at 2:09 PM
Have a look at this:
Student blogging project wins silver award, and then
skim the student blogs at Waterloo.
Q: If writing / blogging is an act of self-creation (to write is to become what you have written), then what about these three bloggers? Authentic? Bogus? Something else?
posted by morgan at 2:10 PM
Natasha showed me this place, a
Fantasy Blog Share Market. (sometimes you have to scroll way down to get to the contents of the page.)Turns out
some of
us are being bought and sold and traded, links counted and values placed accordingly.
posted by Renee at 2:07 PM