Quick Roundup of the First YouTube Debate
Since I am teaching at a summer debate workshop in addition to multiple other duties, the roundup will be brief.
But it's also a new and improved round up of sorts.
Since I am teaching at a summer debate workshop in addition to multiple other duties, the roundup will be brief.
But it's also a new and improved round up of sorts.
And not only because the round up includes urging you to look at the great stuff below, including the liveblog our students did and David Thomas's debut.
The further bonus is that I have done the surveying of the media and blogs for you and found that there is overwhelming praise for the practice of using YouTube questions (although there is room for improvement, too), and that reactions are mixed on whish candidates "won" or "lost" the debate last night.
Don't trust me? Instead of summarizing the blog and media coverage and providing links here, I have conveniently tagged everything of interest I have found about the debate at the social bookmarking site, Delicious.
If you go to Delicious and use their search box in the upper right of the page to search for "youtube debatescoop winners/losers" (without the quotation marks) you will find links to the most interesting articles about last night's debate that in some way assess the event. If you click on "...saved by one person" under any of the cites you will get to a page that includes my "user notes" that give a taste of or quote from the article.
If you have an account at Delicious, use the "debatescoop" tag in combination with others like I did to mark article you believe to be of interest to the DebateScoop project.
If you don't have an account there, you are missing out on one of the most efficient ways to store links to information on the tubes.
And if you have not read Ana Marie Cox's liveblog of the debate you are missing out on the funniest coverage of the debate on the tubes. Enjoy.| < Liveblog of the First CNN/YouTube Debate | Previews and Reviews > |