Stephen Downes

The Teacher’s Guide To Using Posterous Spaces
Unattributed, Edudemic, October 10, 2011.

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Nice quick guide to the use of Posterous Spaces (to put into context, in the #change11 MOOC, after Blogger and WordPress, which numbered one and two, the next most popular participant contributions were on Posterous and Tumblr, a trend that seems to be accelerating; Posterous is a lot like Google+, but without all the constraints and limitations). "It’s simple to use and provides an elegant way to present information in a blog-like way with minimal effort." See also Trent Kays, Rebelling Against Blackboard with Posterous and TinyChat via Laura Gibbs on G+. (Hits Today: 2 Total: 1334) [Direct Link] [Tags: Web Logs, Google, Blogger]

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