Hi,
One of the more important elements in the C3 plan is creating a document naming system that provides as much clarity and ease of search as possible. One thing I noticed today is that when tagged documents show up in my Google Reader or in one of the RSS feed boxes on the course homepages, the title of the tagged document is sometimes complete, sometimes not. I don't know what leads to this variation. Also, when you put your cursor over the document name in the Reader, you don't see anything, but in the RSS feed boxes I do get a small pop-up which sometimes, but not always, shows the full document name. I always get a pop up in the RSS feed box, but many times the information is the same as what my cursor is pointing at -- a partial document title.
Unless we can change this situation, we may want to think about not putting things like "ARW CPC" at the beginning of document titles. This information is somewhat redundant since the tag used for the document is already given in the reader. I suggest we put the most relevant information in the document name at the beginning and put the more organizational and tagging information last. E.g.
Barna: Pre-Reading Questions (Hs08) ARW CPC
which might show up as "Barna: pre-Reading Questions..." in the reader. I think this would be preferable to getting "ARW CPC Barna: pre.."
Having all the information is still important for searches and because shared docs in Googledocs don't have tags. Fortunately, in Googledocs, the full document titles appear.
Other thoughts?
Bill
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Bill Harshbarger, Ph.D.
Director, English Language Program
International Christian University
3-10-2 Osawa, Mitaka-shi
Tokyo 181-8585
+ (81) 422-33-3219
billh@icu.ac.jp
http://indirector.blogspot.com
One of the more important elements in the C3 plan is creating a document naming system that provides as much clarity and ease of search as possible. One thing I noticed today is that when tagged documents show up in my Google Reader or in one of the RSS feed boxes on the course homepages, the title of the tagged document is sometimes complete, sometimes not. I don't know what leads to this variation. Also, when you put your cursor over the document name in the Reader, you don't see anything, but in the RSS feed boxes I do get a small pop-up which sometimes, but not always, shows the full document name. I always get a pop up in the RSS feed box, but many times the information is the same as what my cursor is pointing at -- a partial document title.
Unless we can change this situation, we may want to think about not putting things like "ARW CPC" at the beginning of document titles. This information is somewhat redundant since the tag used for the document is already given in the reader. I suggest we put the most relevant information in the document name at the beginning and put the more organizational and tagging information last. E.g.
Barna: Pre-Reading Questions (Hs08) ARW CPC
which might show up as "Barna: pre-Reading Questions..." in the reader. I think this would be preferable to getting "ARW CPC Barna: pre.."
Having all the information is still important for searches and because shared docs in Googledocs don't have tags. Fortunately, in Googledocs, the full document titles appear.
Other thoughts?
Bill
--
Bill Harshbarger, Ph.D.
Director, English Language Program
International Christian University
3-10-2 Osawa, Mitaka-shi
Tokyo 181-8585
+ (81) 422-33-3219
billh@icu.ac.jp
http://indirector.blogspot.com
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