Deborah Canaway's RSS FeedRSS Feed This view will show you what Deborah has been doing in me.edu.au
13 Jul 2008
What a fantastic journey. One of the best learning experiences I have ever had, and certainly the most comprehensive since finishing my studies. Also the most challenging and enjoyable. Where to from here? Certainly a more Web 2.0 focussed library after lots of thinking and planning and implementing what we have learned. Blogs, Wikis, MySpace to [...]
This has been so enormous. What a fantastic array of ebooks and downloadable podcasts of books. If ever I thought I needed an MP3 player and a palm pilot (is that right?), now is the time. It became overwhelming when looking for books I would like to download, and so many alternatives came up. A [...]
12 Jul 2008
Second Life would be a huge inclusion in my educational journey. I can see so much learning and interaction happening and it seems to have an island or an educational institution for every interest. I was amazed that Harvard, Stanford, Deakin and other very reputable institutions are using Second Life to promote online learning. Who [...]
08 Jul 2008
The explorations of You Tube and Teacher Tube have been so much fun and have been part of my researching for quite a while. Our VCE teachers have been including YouTube and TeacherTube footage in their lessons for quite a while, so these are obviously fabulous resources. The kids need to be managed but [...]
Zoot Suit Riot on You Tube This has to be the first YouTube inclusion into my Blog. It is for Kate.
07 Jul 2008
I took your advice and looked up Radio National Podcasts first, then followed up with Educational Podcast Directory and Yahoo Podcasts. My favourite podcast site was the Book Club on ABC, so it has been added to my iGoogle homepage as a RSS feed - a permanent literary fix. The address is also in my [...]
I have played with Rollyo for a couple of weeks now, and looked at the suggested search rolls. I like the idea that you can create a specialised search based on particular topic websites - like beaucoup, which I have used a lot. I created my first Rollyo search roll to search current affairs. I [...]
19 Jun 2008
I have read and looked at and explored a wide range of wikis over the past few days. I had a few misconceptions fixed through this exploration. Wikis are not all like wikipedia, which most people use only as a source of information. They need feeding. Wikis need a dedicated band of contributors to keep them [...]
11 Jun 2008
Well, I worked it out! I am now connected to Del.icio.us through the widget and should be able to use it very productively. I was trying to tell the widget where to go, but it already knew. I just had to add my login, not the whole address. Again I should have been more perceptive. [...]
I have created my del.icio.us account and had a fun time adding all my favourites to my new bookmarking site. The use of the buttons made it SOOO easy to add every website I have ever found useful, and the tags were great for separating personal from work from web 2.0. The sites we were asked [...]

Deborah Canaway


I am a teacher Librarian at a Senior Secondary School, working with student in Years 10-12. I am also a Yr 11 Coordinator, and my main focus is on eng...
Location
Geelong,   VIC,   Australia
Organisation
Sector
School Education
Role
Librarian
Communities
SLAV, web2ools, YouTube

Colleagues can be found and added to your Colleagues list through the site search. When you add a colleague their activity will appear on your What's been happening page.


What's been happening is your personal news feed. It keeps you up to date with the activity of your Colleagues and the Communities you have joined.


What I've been doing helps you to aggregate all of your online activity in one place. RSS feeds from external services can be added to your profile and all your other activity from me.edu.au will display here. This helps colleagues keep up to date with what you are doing online. To add an RSS feed to your profile go to Edit Profile and then click on the Feeds tab.


Any message that you initiate or participate in will display in your messages area.


Bookmark your favourite online sites and resources to share and collaborate with your colleagues and your communities.


Any bookmarks you have added will display in the 'My Bookmarks' area and can also be found through the site search. Existing online bookmarks can be incorporated into your me.edu.au bookmarks and displayed here by adding the RSS of your external bookmarking service to the 'Feeds' tab in 'Edit Profile'.