Hey,
I'd just like to clear up what this "digg" mark is that has appeared in our results?
Thankyou,
Julia
Thursday, November 1, 2007
"digg"?
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6 comments:
I'm assuming it's a reference to www.digg.com ?
Pretty sure its the peer review portion that we did on each other.
Oh yeah
that.
Both Anthony and Simon are correct. We wanted you to read and comment on each others' reflective posts, and we used the concept of 'digging' to help get this across.
--Stephen.
The digg mark is only worth 5%. So if you did well :(, and if you did badly :)
Thanks for that. ^^
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