I finally got this photo embedded!
Friday, January 30, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
23rd thing
This has been a great fun crash course in exciting web possibilities. Maybe in a few years I'd be willing to hear of new ideas and review what I found in the first 22 things.
Downloadable media
I'm glad to have had some hands on experience with our two services. When I checked on an Overdrive book, I found there was a wait of several people ahead of me. I greatly enjoyed NetLibrary's "find in this material" feature.
A podcast directory
I've always planned to publish classroom materials that I developed as tutorial materials for simple mathematics and introductory chemistry. I'm thinking now that podcasts could be the way to go!
Unfortunately I was unable to view my podcast choice (http://www.isallaboutmath.com/isallaboutmath.xml) after I downloaded podcast viewing software.
As the time approaches for me to start my podcasts, I'll try this again.
Unfortunately I was unable to view my podcast choice (http://www.isallaboutmath.com/isallaboutmath.xml) after I downloaded podcast viewing software.
As the time approaches for me to start my podcasts, I'll try this again.
You-Tube
When I searched for toddler storytime, I found a great commercial for storytime at Barnes and Nobles. It seems each SAPL location could have a similar story time with familiar faces--and, of course, permission.
Award winning site
I've always wanted to compare different travel aides and farecast allowed that. I concluded I can stick with my usual favorite for air travel. One site did not openly properly and, maybe coincentally, I did need to clear my cache afterwards before I could log into blogger.
In the library I'd like to recommend farecast rather than any single site.
I look forward to playing with the other award-winners.
In the library I'd like to recommend farecast rather than any single site.
I look forward to playing with the other award-winners.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Online productivity
Fascinating! I don't foresee using these tools in the near future. They could be useful for some folks.
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