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Google Rankings Influenced By Hosting, Domain Registrar and Geographic Location - 0 views

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    One major fear around the web publisher community is that if you host too many sites on the same shared hosting account or server, Google may penalize you for hosting too many related sites; whether or not you share links back and forth with them


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DemoWolf Unveils 138 New Web Hosting Tutorials - 0 views

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    Halifax, Nova Scotia-based flash tutorial provider DemoWolf announced that is has released four new series of Web hosting tutorials.


Allan Jeong

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  • I liked the fact that you could see all contributions in one screen. even though scrolling is required, it is so much more effective in capturing the collective output from a class than the discussion board which is hard to rack once it exceeds 30 or so entries
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      [ ARG] Yes, I agree that this is one of the unique advantages of using Wikis as another tool for group discussions when compared to using threaded discussion boards for the same type of activity. In a Wiki, it is easier to scan the ideas presented before and after each posting. [-BUT] The disadvantage of using Wikis is that (as mentioned later) it is difficult to find and read all the new entries posted to the Wiki. [ BUT] However, one can use the NotifyMe/RSS feed function to receive emails that highlight what changes have been made to the Wiki each time someone clicks the Save button.
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      Can anyone think of any additional advantages of Wikis over threaded discussion boards?
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      Another advantage is that at the end of the week, we all have one final product that we can print out - a product that reflects or captures all of the work we achieved during the week.
  • I think some of us were confused about how our contributions would be credited
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      Yes, I like to hear some suggestions on how to track student participation. Blackboard provides a simple tool to track number of weekly postings. But Wikis don't provide this sort of function (at least not that I am aware of). There was one suggestion, below, that I simply ask students to type in their names in bold font directly into the Wiki. However, handcounting the names could be quite tedious and perhaps is prone to human error. Again, I'd love to hear some creative ideas and solutions to this problem. :-)
  • didn't find it very user-friendly
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      Yes, I agree that it does have its quirks. Someone suggested that we try another wiki or try using google docs instead. See google/labs/docsAndSpreadsheets.
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  • Did you feel comfortable adding/deleting/revising the work of other students?
    • Allan Jeong
      Allan Jeong on 18 Sep 07
       
      The responses below clearly show that most of us did not feel comfortable editing the work of other students in class. This would suggest that we are using Wikis merely as another tool for hosting group discussions, and not using it to collaboratively write, edit, and produce a high quality final product. However, one of the students noted that he/she would be comfortable making edits on other students' work if he/she could present his/her justifications and reasons for doing so. Perhaps more edits would be make to produce a higher quality end product is I simply asked or required each student to explain his/her actions within the "Notes about this edit..." textfield located at the bottom of each wiki page during page edits. What do you think?
  • Overall, how did you like the Wiki Activity 2.2?
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