I am “super” slow when it comes to using this webpage. I am only recently learning about how they calculate marks for webometrik for ELPPT. I know some of you are rolling your eyes. You can roll your eyes as you wish. But I am learning. I learn from others slowly. I need time to digest this new thing (new for me, not for others). One of the things that I pick up from others’ webpage and Nihra’s note is about how to know your webpage presence rating.
There are the steps as follow:
- Open www.google.com as usual
- At google search column (the middle one), type “https://people.utm.my/hadijahjafrri” (site:your webpage url)
- Then, google will give your webpage search result.
Note: My webpage present rating is not much as compared to those who have won Citra Karisma award for Webometric. But, like Dr Seuss once said “It’s not about what it is, it’s about what it can become.”
As I have admitted, I am a slow academician who strongly believe in the slow professor principles and I am “in” with the slow professor movement.
“Slow professors “advocate deliberation over acceleration” because they “need time to think, and so do our students. Time for reflection and open-ended inquiry is not a luxury but is crucial to what we do.” [excerpt from Slow Professor: Challenging the Culture of Speed in the Academy (University of Toronto Press).