Ideas for Interaction at E08

Created by Matt Pasiewicz (EDUCAUSE) on September 22, 2008

We quitely relaunched a new version of our old Peer Directory Service earlier this year and exteneded it an a variety of different ways. Several weeks ago, we added another new feature ... the ability to browse by events you've attended. If you haven't stumbled across it recently, you might consider giving it a whirl. Just before I started this message, there were almost 3,000 people that opted to make their profile available in the new system. The annual conference is a big event, but hopefully this will prove an interesting way to get a jump start on the face-to-face networking you'll be doing in Orlando. Now, we just need to get more folks tagging themselves! Common now ... aren't there more people interested in open source?

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		Ideas for Interaction at E08 Created by Matt Pasiewicz (EDUCAUSE) on September 22, 2008 We quitely relaunched a new version of our old Peer Directory Service earlier this year and exteneded it an a variety of different ways. Several weeks ago, we added another new feature ... the ability to browse by events you've attended. If you haven't stumbled across it recently, you might consider giving it a whirl. Just before I started this message, there were almost 3,000 people that opted to make their profile available in the new system. The annual conference is a big event, but hopefully this will prove an interesting way to get a jump start on the face-to-face networking you'll be doing in Orlando. Now, we just need to get more folks tagging themselves! Common now ... aren't there more people interested in open source? http://www.educause.edu/Community/Browse/People/575 Matt's blog Login or register to post comments 182 reads
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