Open Book Meme
There are two new sites that I’ve started playing around with quite a bit lately: Twitter and Ning. For each of these sites, I’ve been actively trying to find other friends and EduBloggers I know who are using them to add to my friends list. After all, they’re really designed for social networking, right?
Turns out that’s more complicated than it sounds. So perhaps its time for another meme. I hereby dub this the OpenBook Meme, as in, my life is an open book. All you need to do is post on your blog a list of links to the public side of your life. Sites you’re active on, messaging systems that you employ, places that you write, and so on. Don’t want them public? No worries, just list the stuff you don’t mind sharing.
Be sure to include the Technorati tag OpenBook.
UPDATE: While typing this up I saw Brett’s post about ShowYourself. Pretty cool, but until I have the ability to add my own and customize the order of them, I’m not sure it’s going to make its way into the ol’ sidebar yet.
- Teach42
- Digital Passports
- TechLearning Blog (Sundays)
- Dembo.org
- Yahoo – sdembo
- AIM – sdembo@mac.com
- iChat – sdembo
- Skype – Teach42
- GTalk – sdembo@gmail.com
- Discovery Educator Network
- Flickr
- del.icio.us
- Bloglines
- YouTube
- EduGamerz
- XBox Live Gamer Profile
- MySpace
- MyBlogLog
- 43Things
My Blogs
My IM
Sites you can find me (ranked by activity level)
To get the ball rolling, I’ll throw some tags out to Vicki Davis, Miguel Guhiln, and Dean Shareski.
- Podcasting and Videocasting galore
- Teachers Behaving Like Middle Schoolers
- Google Earth Meme
- Call out for your examples
- MySpace and Facebook Rock the Vote
[...] Original post by Steve [...]
[...] Steve Dembo over at teach42.com started an open book meme. I can’t say that I’ve ever really contributed to one, this one looks like it is pretty cool though. The premise of this meme is to show how your life is an open book, where do you put your name out and contribute? So here goes for me. [...]
[...] I was talking up how blogging has changed my life last night with a friend. The stream of conversation revealed something interesting about myself though…there’s more going on in between posts via the load of social networking technologies that I’m using. Steve Dembo is playing with a meme. It’s about being clickable. Here are my current stats. [...]
Jennifer Dorman
3/25/2007
I decided to keep the open book meme going . . . http://cliotech.blogspot.com/2007/03/open-book-meme-keeping-it-going.html
[...] Well, it’s official. I have now joined the blogging crew at TechLearning. Since all the weekdays were taken, and then taken again, I get the prestigious Sunday slot all to myself! Guess I need to update my Open Book list. [...]
[...] A few links to go along with it: My Open Book blog post My Life Feed var blogTool = “WordPress”; var blogURL = “http://www.teach42.com”; var blogTitle = “Teach42 – Education and Technology, by Steve Dembo”; var postURL = “http://www.teach42.com/2007/04/11/podcast-my-life-my-feed/”; var postTitle = “Podcast: My life, my feed”; var commentAuthorFieldName = “author”; var commentAuthorLoggedIn = false; var commentFormID = “commentform”; var commentTextFieldName = “comment”; var commentButtonName = “submit”; [...]
[...] Open Book Meme – There are two new sites that I’ve started playing around with quite a bit lately: Twitter and Ning. For each of these sites, I’ve been actively trying to find other friends and EduBloggers I know who are using them to add to my friends … [...]
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