Frustrations. First time I've had so much trouble. I can find and hear podcasts just fine, but trying to save them or add to my blog has been impossible so far.
Actually, I have successfully bookmarked some good booktalks and Yahoo does have many podcasts to choose from. Found a few on podcast.net too (good one on bookbanning week about experiences with censorship).
I installed yahoo to get podcasts. I was unhappy that unsolicited yahoo email and yahoo toolbar and yahoo default browser and very intrusive ad pop ups appeared. Yahoo's program was VERY slow and frequently seemed to freeze, even on our fiberoptic service. So I uninstalled everything yahoo.
I just tried again with custom install and was able to keep out the default browser, toolbar and email. I'll see if I have any success in saving anything this time in "my subscriptions". Before I was unable to subscribe or download an episode.
Wish me luck. I've already spent so much time here I'm about ready to give up.
Showing posts with label Bookmarking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bookmarking. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Week 6 Thing 13 - bookmarking
Ok, I've tried both Magnolia and Delicious. Both are good. I like how Delicious keeps a list of tags visible. I like how Magnolia made it easy to set as private; I was able to with Delicious after some searching. I like how Delicious has the icon on the toolbar. Makes Delicious by default easier to use.
Week 5 Thing 11 Bookmarking
http://ma.gnolia.com/tutorial/SocialBookmarking
I want to save this site that won an award on Web 2.0 awards 2007. I read a tutorial on social bookmarking and heard about delicious.com and I want to explore this further later. I can see great advantages to social bookmarking vs adding to favorites. Magnolia's tutorial mentioned saving a page so it is available even if it gets moved (or even deleted?) so you can still refer to it later. Cool! So many tools to use, if we only knew about them. Thanks for this "class".
I want to save this site that won an award on Web 2.0 awards 2007. I read a tutorial on social bookmarking and heard about delicious.com and I want to explore this further later. I can see great advantages to social bookmarking vs adding to favorites. Magnolia's tutorial mentioned saving a page so it is available even if it gets moved (or even deleted?) so you can still refer to it later. Cool! So many tools to use, if we only knew about them. Thanks for this "class".
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