For any users of Google Sidewiki can you assist by going to http://www.kceb.ie/financial-assistance and leaving an entry.
Want to use it as an example in a workshop I am doing tomorrow.
thanks, keith
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Posted by: Keith Feighery | September 28, 2009 at 10:41
Hi Keith,
I'd be interested in hearing your views about SideWiki. I blogged internally about this last week and I was getting some negative feedback e.g.
"it requires the bloatware of the Google toolbar"
"Not really a fan of the annotate the web movement, which has been around for a decade now. SideWiki is a lot like PMOG without any of the fun".
"This (very negative) article has a lot to say.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2009/sep/24/google-sidewiki-commenting"
While I'm not very familiar with earlier attempts to annotate the web my initial thoughts are that having the name of Google behind this is more likely to make it succeed.
Posted by: Frank Bradley | September 28, 2009 at 13:15
I am not the best person to ask - or maybe I do fit your requirements.
I am not really arsed about this TBH. I definitely think the toolbar requirement is daft and on top of which my social community time and capabilities are currently overwhelmed with the plain vanilla stuff without "comment collaboration".
That said I am a very, very late adopter at times and will keep an eye on it but feels to me like RSS - useful but never a mainstreamer.
keith
Posted by: keith bohanna | September 28, 2009 at 14:06
you do look shy and its like whn on asks a question you say you are not the best person so whom should we ask?bse we want 2 know about this too.wil u help me.
Posted by: Bako Harriet | October 06, 2009 at 12:21