How Do I Find It?

[Doug Kaye]

(Moving this back to the group so all can benefit.)

Yup, you finally found your Curation the right (and only way). And you're right that it's very non-intuitive and hard to find. Next on my list is to improve the Member pages and make the whole thing simpler and clearer.

   ...doug

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 11:19 AM, Joel W Tscherne <jo...@tscherne.org> wrote:

I clicked on the History box from my My Spoken Word page.

Here's another question: how do I find my American History collection?
Shouldn't there be a link to it on my Spoken Word page so I can get to
it quickly or do I have to manually remember the page?

I figured out how to get to it by clicking the "collections" link by
my name in the MySpokenWord section. I didn't find that intuitive. I
kept looking for a link on my main page for collections that I am
curating.

[Joel W Tscherne]

Thanks. I also think we should consider the whole "comments" thing. I
went to add another program to my collection and was told that I
couldn't add it until I commented on it now that the curation is
active. I guess I'm trying to figure out a good workflow to add shows.

Joel

[Doug Kaye]

Here's what I had in mind. Whether it works or not is another question!

1. Select a show you want to add to your curation.

2. Rate it.

3. Add your review (comment). 

4. Add it to your Curation.

[Doug Kaye]

Probably right. Many of the pages need a lot of UI/usability work. The ongoing problem is that there's a lot of functionality and data that have to be available, which makes it hard to keep the clutter to a minimum.

   ...doug

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 12:44 PM, Joel W. Tscherne <jo...@tscherne.org> wrote:

That makes sense. However, when I pull up a show, there is no obvious "comment" button. To comment, I have to click on Show Comments. Shouldn't there be a "Comment on this program" button?

Joel

[Joel W. Tscherne]

That makes sense. However, when I pull up a show, there is no obvious "comment" button. To comment, I have to click on Show Comments. Shouldn't there be a "Comment on this program" button?

Joel

On Oct 5, 2010, at 2:55 PM, Doug Kaye wrote:

[Željko Filipin]

On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 9:44 PM, Joel W. Tscherne <jo...@tscherne.org> wrote:
> Shouldn't there be a "Comment on this program" button?

+1

Željko