I wasn't quite sure what would be the best way to approach this. I was hesitant to send out mass messages contacting other learning communities for fear of being construed as a spammer, so I split the work with Justin Thompson (admittedly, it also made the work easier). Once I had decided on this, I figured Twitter would be a decent place to start. I searched for the people tweeting things about Hamlet. Not being exactly sure what I was asking for, I started with a general statement asking for their experiences with Hamlet. Twitter presented the unique challenge of 140 characters, which may have hindered the effectiveness of communication. Neither of the people I contacted have replied, but I will update this post if there is a change. However, I have my doubts that two random people on twitter will care enough to reply,especially if it means extending the conversation.
I like how the blog is separated into tabs based on the criteria they meet. I might need to try that to streamline my blog even more.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Labels do wonders for organization. It's as much for my own convenience as for others'.
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