TODO: übersetzen
Frage: Ist die Übersetzung dieses Kapitels überhaupt sinnvoll?
Man kann es ja erstmal zurückstellen ...
Wenn Sie es bis hierher geschafft haben, haben Sie schon drei von den dreiundzwanzig Aufgaben oder "Dingen" abgehakt, die Sie benötigen, um einen USB MP3-Player zu bekommen (und dabei ist noch gar nicht von Ihrer Teilnahme an der Verlosung eines Laptops und anderer Preise die Rede!).
If you’ve made it this far, you already have three items or “things” completed of the twenty three that are required to earn the USB MP3 player (not to mention qualify for the laptop drawing & other prizes).
But how do you qualify? Good question! By registering your blog and recording your progress on each of the 23 things. For the sake of simplifying this process for PLCMC staff involved, you will use the L2 Tracking Log that has been created on the PLCMC staff intranet.
To use this log, simply access the Tracking Log with your PeopleSoft? ID (this is the 6 digit ID found on the View Check stub screen) and mark off the “things” that you’ve completed.
Starting with Thing #5, you also need to include the URL for the permanent link to each of your blog posts that capture your thoughts, comments or findings about your discovery process. And depending upon the Blogger template that you selected, the permanent link for each individual posts can be found either through the post’s title or through a link in the post's footer area the contains the date.
Example:
Here is where you would find the perma link for this sample blog post:
Click on this link to see actual post.
Here's how you would record it in the L2 Log:
Click on image to see it at actual size..
If you click on the permanent link for an individual post, you will be taken to its page. This is the link that you want to use when recording your progress in the L2 Log. And to make recording easy, I would suggest that you make a habit of recording your progress weekly.
So, here’s to Thing #4 – why not hop on over to PLCMC Central now and record your first 4 items on this discovery quest. It’s really that easy and just think, now there’s only 19 more things to go. :)
PS: If you’re not PLCMC staff member, you can follow along as well. Just use the list found at 43 Things to record your progress. You'll need to create a 43 Things account first. Alas, I’m sorry that I can’t include any MP3 players or laptop for incentives. For you, I hope just the fun of following along is enough. :)
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Frage: Ist die Übersetzung dieses Kapitels überhaupt sinnvoll?
Man kann es ja erstmal zurückstellen ...
Wenn Sie es bis hierher geschafft haben, haben Sie schon drei von den dreiundzwanzig Aufgaben oder "Dingen" abgehakt, die Sie benötigen, um einen USB MP3-Player zu bekommen (und dabei ist noch gar nicht von Ihrer Teilnahme an der Verlosung eines Laptops und anderer Preise die Rede!).
If you’ve made it this far, you already have three items or “things” completed of the twenty three that are required to earn the USB MP3 player (not to mention qualify for the laptop drawing & other prizes).
But how do you qualify? Good question! By registering your blog and recording your progress on each of the 23 things. For the sake of simplifying this process for PLCMC staff involved, you will use the L2 Tracking Log that has been created on the PLCMC staff intranet.
To use this log, simply access the Tracking Log with your PeopleSoft? ID (this is the 6 digit ID found on the View Check stub screen) and mark off the “things” that you’ve completed.
Starting with Thing #5, you also need to include the URL for the permanent link to each of your blog posts that capture your thoughts, comments or findings about your discovery process. And depending upon the Blogger template that you selected, the permanent link for each individual posts can be found either through the post’s title or through a link in the post's footer area the contains the date.
Example:
Here is where you would find the perma link for this sample blog post:
Click on this link to see actual post.
Here's how you would record it in the L2 Log:
Click on image to see it at actual size..
If you click on the permanent link for an individual post, you will be taken to its page. This is the link that you want to use when recording your progress in the L2 Log. And to make recording easy, I would suggest that you make a habit of recording your progress weekly.
So, here’s to Thing #4 – why not hop on over to PLCMC Central now and record your first 4 items on this discovery quest. It’s really that easy and just think, now there’s only 19 more things to go. :)
PS: If you’re not PLCMC staff member, you can follow along as well. Just use the list found at 43 Things to record your progress. You'll need to create a 43 Things account first. Alas, I’m sorry that I can’t include any MP3 players or laptop for incentives. For you, I hope just the fun of following along is enough. :)
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