I played around in the sandbox - added my site to the SAPL list and made some comments.
Definitely like the Wiki format and will get lots of experience using PBWiki as a member of the 2010 TLA Program Committee member.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Technorati
An interesting site - one that you can spend a lot of time reviewing the top 100 blogs and the popular lists. Right now, this site is not one of my favorites.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Library Wikis
Enjoyed reviewing the library wikis - my favorite one is MPIC wiki by the Memphis Public Library. It provides guidelines for staff input, sandbox area for staff to learn how to use a wiki, tips on using online catalog, and a lot of useful information.
Once I complete the 23 things, my first project is to create a wiki for Technical Services and develop a wiki on Millennium along with the Digital Services team in the future.
Once I complete the 23 things, my first project is to create a wiki for Technical Services and develop a wiki on Millennium along with the Digital Services team in the future.
White House Blog
As I was playing around with Technorati, something caught my eye - "Blogger in Chief: Obama first blogging President, Blogosphere abuzz...."
I clicked on the link to the White House blog and discovered that Macon Phillips, the Director of New Media for the White House, is one of the blog's contributors. Haven't seen anything from Obama yet.... You can't comment on any of the posts but there is a Contact Us link --all comments are limited to 500 words.
Definitely a step in the right direction from our President and his staff.
I clicked on the link to the White House blog and discovered that Macon Phillips, the Director of New Media for the White House, is one of the blog's contributors. Haven't seen anything from Obama yet.... You can't comment on any of the posts but there is a Contact Us link --all comments are limited to 500 words.
Definitely a step in the right direction from our President and his staff.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
American Libraries Direct
I highly recommend that staff subscribe to the American Libraries Direct newsletter - it is sent to your email every week. To subscribe, go to American Libraries Direct
It always contains interesting information about ALA, technology, awards, publishing information, and other useful tidbits. In this week's issue, I learned that some of the paintings at Madrid's Prado Museum can be viewed in great detail via Google Maps; the Senate and House have YouTube channels - watch the 111th Congress in action; and learn about the History of the Internet - for boomers it is reminiscing....
It always contains interesting information about ALA, technology, awards, publishing information, and other useful tidbits. In this week's issue, I learned that some of the paintings at Madrid's Prado Museum can be viewed in great detail via Google Maps; the Senate and House have YouTube channels - watch the 111th Congress in action; and learn about the History of the Internet - for boomers it is reminiscing....
Labels:
111th Congress,
ALA,
Internet,
newsletter,
Prado Museum
Flickr account
On the iLibrarian list, I found Flickr Slideshow and easily created this slideshow using my Washington DC photos....
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
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