Calendars-Lists

Keeping track of time and tasks are fundamental to a more personal web, as Web 2.0 is found to be.

Google Calendar has an introductory audio slide show at __[]__. (Note the slide advance is in the lower right portion of the screen. You may have to scroll down to see it. There are 15 slides and each has an audio portion for which you can use your earbuds to listen.) You also may find helpful some of the instructions from Google's Calendar Help page (__[]__)

Yahoo! Calendar (__[|http://calendar.yahoo.com]__) is similar in many respects to Google Calendar. Note the Sharing features. There also is a tasks function, although it is substantially less robust than Google's multiple list functions.
 * Performance Record** - Unless you plan to spend time in China, I urge you to work through the Google Calendar material. Many U.S. schools are adopting Google. - If you will be spending time in China, then use Yahoo! Calendar.  - Whichever service you use, set up some events - perhaps items from this class's schedule and a few list items - again perhaps assignments from this class - some done and some not done.  - Set your calendar to "public" sharing. If you really don't want to do that, my Yahoo! ID is krug_tony and my Google ID is krug.tony. You can set the calendar to a more restrictive sharing if you wish using the ID appropriate for the Calendar you are using, but this is more difficult to set up.  - Send me an email with the link to your calendar and any comments you wish to make about your experience with the calendar you have chosen to use.