Blogging: I Think I Can, I Think I Can : Week 2

This is what should have been my post for week 2 of the 550 agenda...

The concept of blogging allows for self expression in these rapidly changing technological times. It generally takes me a while to grasp the full concept of these new technologies because I don't have time to practice them daily nor do I have the privilege to do so at work (where I spend most of my time). It doesn't matter though because it has to be done.

I look at my 550 colleagues blogs, many of them appear to be billions and billions of miles away from the class outline like the Concord whereas, my mantra is the same as The Little Engine That Could, "I think I can, I think I can." I suppose this disparity in blog expression has a lot to do with the level of exposure to technology, amount of available time, experience with the technology and an uncompromising interest in the subject matter. Of these qualities, I am of the latter sort--I have a relentless desire to comfortably grasp the art of blogging even though it requires a bit of skill. Once mastered, it be a useful tool to support many of my personal and business projects.

I'm still trying to understand the blog registration process. It seems like I've done this before--I certainly said it before. I go the site for registration and it requires that the blogger is an employee. Am I in the right place? There was an alternate registration process but I forget what prevented me from doing so. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Or, should I have addressed this matter with Amy?

Oh yeah, I tried to add all my colleagues URLs to my blog roll but it doesn't show up on my blog. What am I doing that prevents them from showing up?