I really liked the to-do list options, especially Ta-Da. The thing is, I could spend all day making the lists rather than doing them. I can’t help it. I am a Virgo.
Thanks everyone. This was fun and I learned stuff.
Yes, the library uses podcasts for children’s story times. The Reading Festival planning committtee would be interested in using Vodcasting and or U-tube to “share” some of the author talks and programs that occur during the week.
Liz asked me to be her friend so I had to sign up. Oh the power of peer pressure.
I will now have no time to work as I am going to be reminded to check out so many other interesting things including the Henna party at the Antioch Library on Aug. 12th at 4:oopm.
Though I have understood RSS I never signed up to use it. This exercise showed me how easy that is.
I have managed to sign up for my meebo account but can’t figure out what to do next. Just goes to show what happens when I attempt these things without a peer trainer.
How the library can use IM? How about ifsomeone doesn’t respond to my emailmessage fast enough I “butt in ” and send them an instant message?
Well this is pretty cool. Makes me wonder if now I can work from home?
Now this was an easy one. AND I think I will actually use it. My url is del.icio.us/redboa
http://staffpicks.pbwiki.com/Books-for-Adults
This was the hardest so far and I’ve even done it before. Is there any hope for me?
I can’t imagine doing any of this without the GREAT peer trainers!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28458924@N03/?saved=1
this wasn’t so bad…. all except for having to figure out new names and passwords all the time
I really want to do this web 2.0 thing…. all of it. But I am scared.
Stupid I know. But true.
However, here I am anyway.
