So let’s give it a spin by providing an outline for how to accomplish it in true #IndieWeb & #DoOO fashion? Perhaps a few people might trying doing this year’s conference this way? Here’s an early #PressEdConf20 presentation to get the juices flowing.
Notes
Short content: a microblog of status updates or short notes
My general thought was:
The only thing better than A WordPress and Education, Pedagogy and Research Conference on Twitter would be A WordPress and Education, Pedagogy and Research Conference using WordPress itself!
Last year I thought it would be fun to outline how people might use their #WordPress websites to actively participate in #PressEdConf20 by posting content on their WordPress website and syndicating copies to Twitter for those following that way.
I’ve started a TiddlyWiki stub on the IndieWeb wiki for those who are using it as a personal website. I’m working toward using it as a commonplace book for myself, and it would be cool to see it add Microformats v2, an h-card set up for author identity. I’ve noticed that Sphygm.us has hers set up with at least incoming Webmention support, which is awesome!
I’ve been working on making some significant back-end tweaks to my wiki today. Among other things I’ve fixed, it should now be set up to accept incoming webmentions. Hooray! I’ve always wanted an IndieWeb wiki to go with my IndieWeb website; it looks like I’m well on my way.
Special thanks to Aaron Parecki for leaving some breadcrumbs to follow to make it possible.
One of my favorite parts of IndieWebCamp is the infectious looks of happiness, joy, and glee people have when demoing what they’ve done on their own websites. A special thanks to everyone big and small who participated in the London camp this weekend.
As part of my project list for IndieWebCamp London 2020 (participating remotely), I started a Colophon page for my website, primarily to enumerate some of the plugins and tools I use to publish to my website.
Playing catch up on the logs from an awesome looking IndieWebCamp London last night. Thinking about what to build for my website for day 2.
I’m curious what Erin Meyer’s Country Mapping Tool would look like if the United States were broken out into the eleven nations delineated by Colin Woodard in American Nations.
Can’t make it to IndieWebCamp London in person this weekend? Why not try attending remotely?! There’s usually pretty good streaming video and online chat options. Details for what to expect & how to set up for remote participation: https://indieweb.org/IndieWebCamps/Attending
Maybe the EdTech, Open Pedagogy, and Domain of One’s Own crowds could use the opportunity to brainstorm remote class attendance and owning their own teaching/pedagogy/content on their websites?
@knightcolumbia hack and hew as hard as I might, I can’t find the real RSS feed for your website. Could you kindly have someone update it and provide the appropriate link in your footer? Thanks!
Whose bright idea was it to play lacrosse in Moorpark at 9am on the day of the time change?
Pew Research, it looks like either your All Pew Research Center content RSS feed on your Follow page and in your footer isn’t working (it has very few posts) or perhaps it should point to https://www.pewresearch.org/publications/feed/ instead? Is there a better feed for all of your content?
I remember thinking 3,000 public posts on my own website felt impressive. Two years later to the day, and I’m happy to be passing 12,438 and owning even more of my online presence.