Wow, I can't believe I made it! This has been an awesome experience and a challenging one at times, too. This program has afforded me to take the time to learn about some of the new technologies that you hear about in passing conversations with people. Now some of the terms such as wikis, podcast, utube, blogging, etc. are no longer mystery words.
I would definitely do this again!
Monday, June 4, 2007
Thing #22
Thing #21
I subscribed to Yahoo Podcast and searched around for some interesting Library pods. I came across a SirsiDynix podcast which is the company that provides the software and support that our system uses for circulation, cataloging, serials and our HIP.
Friday, June 1, 2007
Thing #20
What a wonderful song
My son introduced me to this band (Slightly Stoopid). I think I like their version of the song almost as much at the original by John Denver, and no this is not my son.
My son introduced me to this band (Slightly Stoopid). I think I like their version of the song almost as much at the original by John Denver, and no this is not my son.
Thing #19
I perused the award winners and was amazed at some the sites available. I found three that I explored and would most like use again. 1. Kayak: another Expedia or Cheap Flights. 2. Cocktail Builder: A good resource for bartending(imagine that). 3: Yelp: A fun and easy way to find what's great or not go great in your area.
Thing #18
Watch out Microsoft! I think this will be a great option for people who want to share documents. All of Zoho apps look very similar to Microsoft Office products.
Thing #17
Woohoo, now I'm having fun! I didn't want to leave the sandbox and had to pry myself away from playing with my pbwiki that I created. I added several entries to the favorites in the PBwiki Learning 2.0.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Thing #16
Now this is something that I find very useful. Although when I named my blog, I was doing so purely on a technology that began with "W". Who knew Wikiz would be my favorite and most useful thing I've learned so far. I explored all links and added Wikipedia as a zippy link on my blog.
Thing #15
After reading several of the postings I set my sites on "Away from Iceburgs" and Into the World of Libraianship". Currently, both these topic appeal/apply to what is going on at LCPL. We are ever looking to improve and provide better, faster services for our customers. Let's face it we are of a society of want and need it ASAP.
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Thing #14
I explored thing 14 and claimed by blog on Technorati, now what? I really don't see that this will be a valuable tool for me at this time. Maybe after I finish all 23 things I will go back and explore the technologies that I do not have a clear understanding.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Thing #13
This is a very interesting concept. I can see this a being a timesave and/or lifesaver if your pc ever crashes.
Friday, February 23, 2007
Friday, February 9, 2007
Thing 11, February 9th
Explored Library Thing and added a couple of titles. I tried to link my blog to Library Thing but was unsucessful. I'll work on it another day.....
Thing 10, Cont, Cont
Thing 10, February 2007
Library Software Thieves on the loose. Proceed with caution because you may get splashed with a Margarita
Thing #9 Feburary 9, 2007
Here is how my experience went with Thing #9. I still don't quite grasp the whole concept of RSS. I explored both Feedstar and Topix.net and found Topix.net to be more user friendly than Feedstar. I was able to go to Topix.net and subscribe to a feed with little effort. However, I could not figure out how to subscribe to a feed on Feedstar. I didn't want to spend a whole lot of time on this so Topix.net it was for me for this lesson.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Thing #8 January 18, 2007
I started working on Thing 8 yesterday and got totally confused as to what the heck RSS is all about. I signed up for bloglines and somehow subscribed to several feeds(beat me how id did it). My head started spinning and so I shut down for the day hoping tomorrow would be brighter. I came to work and begged for help from Jie and John to enlighten me on RSS. Well, the day got away from Jie, so I nabbed John and he helped to open the world of RSS up to me. I now understand how you get to and subscribe toRSS feeds. Thanks to John, Thing 8, is a thing of the past. YEAH!!!!
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Thing #7 January, 16 2007
The thing I find recently most interesting is wireless technology. I know it is not a new technology, but it is new to our home. We were able to introduce high speed internet service to our home thru FM radio that is comparable to DSL speeds. We now have one wireless PC that I can move anywhere needed, a laptop that I can surf the web and sip a cool drink (not telling what kind) while lounging on my deck on a beautiful summer's day. Plus we bought our daughter a photo printer for Christmas which is wireless, too. Now we can print and surf to our little heart's desire anywhere or anytime.
Thing #6 January 16, 2007
Thing #5 January 15, 2007
Wow, this is really cool! I've heard the word Flickr thrown around for awhile but never knew what it was all about until I completed this lesson. This will be a great tool to organizing my photos and sharing photos with family and friends.
This is a picture that I downloaded from Flickr when I typed in the words "Funny Faces" in the search box. My search resulted in 31,610 hits and by the time I've finished typing this I'm sure the number will have increased.
This is a picture that I downloaded from Flickr when I typed in the words "Funny Faces" in the search box. My search resulted in 31,610 hits and by the time I've finished typing this I'm sure the number will have increased.
Friday, January 5, 2007
January 5, 2007
Today is Friday, it is rainy and dreary outside. It has been a very crazy hectic day with Horizon notices, Telecirc and branch reports to deal with. Whew, I'm glad it's almost over.
I haven't had a chance to work on Thing 5 but I'm hoping to allow some time next week for this project.
I haven't had a chance to work on Thing 5 but I'm hoping to allow some time next week for this project.
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