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Thanks, Bonita. Yes, I am swimming my way through all the tabs, sidebars and links :)

If I might make a suggestion it would be to find a way to show posts that one has read-- I find myself clicking back on posts that I discover afterwards I've already seen. Now I would agree that repetition is always an aid in the learning process, but it just seems like it might be more effective to see a differentiation between what I need to read and what I don't necessarily need to view again.

I've started my learning blog for the class. Where do I post that or link to that?

Tom

Hi Tom,

Good thinking.  I agree.  I will pass your thoughts on to the folks involved with development of the P2PU site.

I am using 2 ways to discern what I have read (from what I have not read).  The first is that I read the wall, and I can see who has posted since my last post.  That generally gives me a good idea what is new.  (I find my wall when I go to my course home page).  The second thing is that I get email notifications.  I click on the link in the email and that generally takes me to new posts that I have not yet read.

If you provide the link to me through either email or by posting it to the class, then I can add it to the links tab for our course, which, now that you have made me think about it, might be a good place to store people's blog info.  Also, Mireille is planning to start a wiki and that would also be a good place to put our blog links.

I am planning to hold an optional webinar on Saturday.  That might be a good time to further discuss how to manage the pages.

In the meantime, I am glad you are on board and do not hesitate if there is anything else I can help with.

:)Bonita

Thanks for the input, Tom. I agree. Fyi, I'm working with the P2PU dev team and keeping a list of suggestions for future development. It's a very new platform and we're making irmprovements all the time, so keep the feedback coming!