Furl Screencast - "How to" Tutorial

Created by Susan Lister (NewMedia Educational Services) on December 3, 2005

After reviewing an excellent Del.icio.us screencast at
http://grail.oise.utoronto.ca/journal/wfreeman/archives/2005/11/getting_into_de.html ,
I decided that I should provide the TripleAlecture Project Team with some guidance about using FURL - a social bookmarking tool that is very similar to del.icio.us . You can find my FURL screencast here: http://www.newmediaworkshops.com/tripleAlecture/furl/furl.html - It's 6 minutes long and a little sing-songy... gotta work on that!

I have a FURL topic area "TripleALecture" for all the resources I have discovered that I feel will helpful for our project - These links are public and can be viewed here:

http://www.furl.net/members/sl_info?enc=UTF-8&search=browse&sort=&dir=&pos=&keyword=&category=399129&date=0

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		Furl Screencast - "How to" Tutorial Created by Susan Lister (NewMedia Educational Services) on December 3, 2005 After reviewing an excellent Del.icio.us screencast at http://grail.oise.utoronto.ca/journal/wfreeman/archives/2005/11/getting_into_de.html , I decided that I should provide the TripleAlecture Project Team with some guidance about using FURL - a social bookmarking tool that is very similar to del.icio.us . You can find my FURL screencast here: http://www.newmediaworkshops.com/tripleAlecture/furl/furl.html - It's 6 minutes long and a little sing-songy... gotta work on that! I have a FURL topic area "TripleALecture" for all the resources I have discovered that I feel will helpful for our project - These links are public and can be viewed here: http://www.furl.net/members/sl_info?enc=UTF-8&search=browse&sort=&dir=&pos=&keyword=&category=399129&date=0 screencasts \| Social Bookmarking \| tutorial Susan's blog Login or register to post comments 3350 reads
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