Comments on: Teaching with Microblogging Tools /OETC2010 http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/2010/02/02/teaching-with-microblogging-tools-oetc2010/ Michael Edwards' Online and Blended Learning Blog Thu, 11 Feb 2010 19:45:33 -0500 hourly 1 By: Jeff O'Hara http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/2010/02/02/teaching-with-microblogging-tools-oetc2010/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Jeff O'Hara Tue, 02 Feb 2010 22:36:26 +0000 http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/?p=246#comment-87 Just wanted to say thanks for including Edmodo. We appreciate it. -Jeff Just wanted to say thanks for including Edmodo. We appreciate it.

-Jeff

]]> By: Michael Edwards http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/2010/02/02/teaching-with-microblogging-tools-oetc2010/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Michael Edwards Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:57:17 +0000 http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/?p=246#comment-82 Yeah Posterous is great! I like the ability to post by email. Other services support that but Posterous is good at doing "The Right Thing" with the contents of your email (subject line, attachments, etc.). Yeah Posterous is great! I like the ability to post by email. Other services support that but Posterous is good at doing “The Right Thing” with the contents of your email (subject line, attachments, etc.).

]]> By: todd http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/2010/02/02/teaching-with-microblogging-tools-oetc2010/comment-page-1/#comment-81 todd Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:49:13 +0000 http://blogs.rhodesstate.edu/edwardsm/?p=246#comment-81 Nice summary, thanks. Jaiku was pretty much been abandoned after google bought it and open-sourced it. I preferred it to Twitter because the conversation threading was so nice. A lot of my contacts from Jaiku moved on to laconi.ca/statusnet platforms like identi.ca. Let me give a shout out to posterous.com, which is similar to tumblr, but with the advantage that it can also post to different services like Twitter, Facebook, Wordpress, etc. Nice summary, thanks. Jaiku was pretty much been abandoned after google bought it and open-sourced it. I preferred it to Twitter because the conversation threading was so nice. A lot of my contacts from Jaiku moved on to laconi.ca/statusnet platforms like identi.ca.

Let me give a shout out to posterous.com, which is similar to tumblr, but with the advantage that it can also post to different services like Twitter, Facebook, Wordpress, etc.

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