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		<title>The Signal and the Noise: Week 1 Reflection</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve just read through everyone else&#8217;s lifestream blog; and I came back to my own thinking about improving the reading experience. I&#8217;ve already reflected on this once, noticing the lack of like buttons, and that the ALL CAPS TWEET titles are very hard to read, plus the readings and the all the tweets, and the blogs, and vidoes&#8230; So, this [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve just read through everyone else&#8217;s lifestream blog; and I came back to my own thinking about <strong>improving the reading experience</strong>. I&#8217;ve already reflected on this once, noticing the lack of <a title="There is no ‘like’ button on my blog" href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/kfirth/2015/01/12/no-like-button/">like buttons</a>, and that the <a title="@emberday I also liked the fact that you changed the theme. I’m thinking of doing the same–the ALL CAPS TWEETS are hard to read! #mscedc" href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/kfirth/2015/01/18/emberday-i-also-liked-the-fact-that-you-changed-the-theme-im-thinking-of-doing-the-same-the-all-caps-tweets-are-hard-to-read-mscedc/">ALL CAPS TWEET titles</a> are very hard to read, plus the <a title="Live-blogging the Readings: Miller (2011)" href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/kfirth/2015/01/12/miller-2011/">readings</a> and the all the tweets, and the blogs, and vidoes&#8230;</p>
<p>So, this first week&#8217;s reflection is practical as much as intellectual.</p>
<blockquote><p>Rather than reflecting directly on the course content &#8230; the purpose of these weekly postings is to synthesise and review the content of your lifestream. It is expected that each summary post will contain references to the content from that week. (<a href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk">EDC 15 blog</a>).</p></blockquote>
<p>The obvious way to do that was to look at my IFTTT analytics:</p>
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<li>Instagram #mscedc, set up but never run.
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<li>I will <strong>start adding some visual aspects to my stream</strong>, which is currently very text and hyperlink heavy.</li>
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<li>WordPress comments, run 5 times (and failed 3).
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<li>I read through everyone else&#8217;s blogs. There was <strong>a great variety, from people who hadn&#8217;t even started, to people who had beautifully crafted lifestreams</strong>.</li>
<li>The theme I&#8217;m currently running was used by <a href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/pfameli/">PJ</a>, and I really liked it&#8217;s clean design. I also liked <a href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/eguzman/">Ed&#8217;s</a> use of his graphic design background, and <a href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/njenkins/">Nick&#8217;s</a> use of Pinterest. (And I said so in their comments).</li>
<li>I was grateful for <a title="Comment on Live-blogging the Readings: Miller (2011) by Sian Bayne" href="http://edc15.education.ed.ac.uk/kfirth/2015/01/18/comment-on-live-blogging-the-readings-miller-2011-by-sian-bayne/">Sian&#8217;s</a> useful comments on my blog.</li>
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<li>Twitter #mscedc, run 26 times.
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<li>I tweet a lot (43 non-#mscedc posts since 12 Jan).</li>
<li>So I have changed my IFTTT recipe to &#8220;If new tweet by @katrinafee with hashtag #mscedcls, then create a post on your WordPress blog&#8221;.  This allows me to <strong>talk to the #mscedc group seperately from posting on this blog,</strong> so we don&#8217;t drown in tweets here.</li>
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