"Yeah, the inbox is not ideal and I end up browsing and deleting more often than not. I think we are at the more engaged end of the spectrum and most people just ignore the additional Internet activity."
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"I agree. The newtier "communicator" seems like a good solution but I have not had a chance to play around with it yet-have you? I'd like to have something on my desktop that could just "push" me the info. I am most…"
Christopher L Conger left a comment for Tracie Sempier"Aloha Tracie,
Welcome.
You can open an RSS feed to a reader, like google reader, if you have it. Then you are updated via the reader. I guess if we end up with a lot of these, that might make sense. But at this point it would be replacing two…"
"Glad to know you'll be around for a while! That means we haven't scared you off! : )
We need a mechanism for feeding all the networking sites into one main place. I know they have these for twitter, facebook, etc. but I've not tried…"
"All these sites make we think we should have just done a single big site, with subject areas broken down...this is fun, but...
As for how long I will be at the NSGO, I have a contract through June, and hope to get hired full time by then, so if all…"
"Hey Joshua! Can't believe how many different sites are appearing. How much longer are you going to be at the NSG office?"
"Hi Tracie! Glad to see you here. Now we have to choose among even more ways to stay in touch :D"
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- Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium
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- Hazard Resilience in Coastal Communities
Coastal Storms Program
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- At 3:56pm on March 5, 2010, Christopher L Conger said…
- Yeah, the inbox is not ideal and I end up browsing and deleting more often than not. I think we are at the more engaged end of the spectrum and most people just ignore the additional Internet activity.
- At 3:12pm on March 5, 2010, Christopher L Conger said…
- Aloha Tracie,
Welcome.
You can open an RSS feed to a reader, like google reader, if you have it. Then you are updated via the reader. I guess if we end up with a lot of these, that might make sense. But at this point it would be replacing two websites with one monitoring website. At this point I prefer to enable email notifications for the topics I am interested in, and then check the latest activity updates occasionally.
It would be ideal to have access to something like newtier if it could take the data/activity stream from these websites and combine it with RSS feeds from a few other key players.
Any thoughts?
- Chris
- At 2:59pm on March 5, 2010,
Tracie Sempier said…
- Glad to know you'll be around for a while! That means we haven't scared you off! : )
We need a mechanism for feeding all the networking sites into one main place. I know they have these for twitter, facebook, etc. but I've not tried to do it with NING, NOAAnexus, and StormSmart Coasts yet. If there is a way, please pass this info. along...
- At 2:54pm on March 5, 2010,
Joshua Brown said…
- All these sites make we think we should have just done a single big site, with subject areas broken down...this is fun, but...
As for how long I will be at the NSGO, I have a contract through June, and hope to get hired full time by then, so if all goes well, I could be here for a good long time :D
- At 2:35pm on March 5, 2010,
- Hi Tracie! Glad to see you here. Now we have to choose among even more ways to stay in touch :D
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