Friday, August 17, 2007
You tube
Well I search around on YouTube for a while and did not really find anything worth adding to my site. While I find this interesting and all, there is a bit of " I am wasting my time with this" going on
Friday, August 10, 2007
web 2.0
Looked at the short list of winners and recognized one of the music ones mentioned by one of our past student workers
http://www.pandora.com/
I really like this site--you enter the type of music you like and the site helps you find other artist similar to it. Good way to find new music.
How related to library--don't know really.
http://www.pandora.com/
I really like this site--you enter the type of music you like and the site helps you find other artist similar to it. Good way to find new music.
How related to library--don't know really.
#18 and #19
Web-based apps--seems like they could be very useful. Checked out Thinkfree from Google Docs and Spreadsheets and also browsed around Zoho a bit. Think they would be great for collaboration and to get away from individual computer based applications.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
#15 Library 2.0
1. Read two or three of the perspectives on Library 2.0 from the list above.
Many libraries, including OU Libraries are still stuck in the just-in-case mode of collection development. I know that things are changing and we are trying to move to a more technologically-friendly and easy-access collection. However, we also need to work on building the infrastructure before we can really offer our patron access to many of our amazing (and not so amazing) collections. Yes, we have some amazing collections that we can and should be putting out there in many forms that the whole Web 2.0/Library 2.0 are trying to promote, but we need support--from the ground up. I do hope that we can move from the just-in-case type of library into the new digital ages sometime soon.
2. Create a blog post about your thoughts on any one of these?
Many libraries, including OU Libraries are still stuck in the just-in-case mode of collection development. I know that things are changing and we are trying to move to a more technologically-friendly and easy-access collection. However, we also need to work on building the infrastructure before we can really offer our patron access to many of our amazing (and not so amazing) collections. Yes, we have some amazing collections that we can and should be putting out there in many forms that the whole Web 2.0/Library 2.0 are trying to promote, but we need support--from the ground up. I do hope that we can move from the just-in-case type of library into the new digital ages sometime soon.
Monday, July 23, 2007
#14 Technorati
Well I did a keyword search in the exact phrase for all Blog and one of the first items to come up for me was this one
http://joblogment.blogspot.com/2007/07/library-20-whats-next.html
which is believe is one of Alden library users blog (Jo's I think).
Honestly, I am not sure how useful this type of searching is for me, in either my professional or personal life. I am not all that interested in reading running commentary on subjects I find interesting. I think there is a lot of reading about irrelevant stuff, just to get to the one thing you might find interesting, know what I mean.
Maybe I am just not getting this one...............
http://joblogment.blogspot.com/2007/07/library-20-whats-next.html
which is believe is one of Alden library users blog (Jo's I think).
Honestly, I am not sure how useful this type of searching is for me, in either my professional or personal life. I am not all that interested in reading running commentary on subjects I find interesting. I think there is a lot of reading about irrelevant stuff, just to get to the one thing you might find interesting, know what I mean.
Maybe I am just not getting this one...............
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