LAST COMMENTS

Unfortunately, over the last few weeks I have been fully absorbed in duties of my regular job, without much time left to progress with the Learning2.0. Also, after today, I am on leave and will not return until 3rd September.
Nevertheless, I would like to post some thoughts, or should I say PREMATURE COMMENTS on this program: I belong to a Community of Digital Immigrants. Neither my library position demands knowledge of blogging, nor my personal inclination.
However, this learning opened my eyes to a new, vastly unknown dimension of contemporary attitudes. But still, I am not in business which may benefit from the interactivity the Web2.0 offers, nor on a course to change society or passionate about some issue and wishing to share my views and influence people...
But, in comparison 70+million bloggers the SLV collection seems rather diminutive. Is there a suggestion there the libraries today need to compete with this "collective" knowledge?
Anyway, before I get entangled too much, here are the comments of a novice:
-TIMING: 1 hour a week not sufficient
-LIMITATION to 9 weeks - why?
-LEARNING ON OUR OWN caused a lot of anguish and stress, especially at initial stages
-We could have been made aware/warned of expected and frequent glitches of the free systems we were subscribing to.
If the Library's future intention about practical application of new technologies was made clearer to us, then we may not feel we are inventing uses.

WIKIS

Have read about WIKIS and explored them. Am liking the collaborative aspect of such website. Wonder, however, if a free accessibility to add/delete/manipulate content is making FACT CHECKERS obsolete or rather screeming for them.

wiley coyote

wiley coyote
Cargado originalmente por Maria Ivarsson

For all lovers of dogs

Ohh No!

Ohh No!
Cargado originalmente por Mazda6

Photo for Thursday

Rollyo

Exercised Rollyo, but cannot think about any use for it in my current job. Should I find some, will make links later.

Library Thing

Wanted to see what is going on in the libraries other then English ones. If anybody is interested go to




Has both English and Russian versions

http://www.u-library.blogspot.com

Exploration of possibilities

There are so many leads, links and functions. Played with editing/changing settings of my blog (background colours, fond size and type, headers, editing post etc.) Certainly not the most important thing to practise, but clearer I am on elements of this exercise (Learning 2.0), clearer (?) becomes the whole. Still, I did not get anywhere farther from the tip of an iceberg.

#10 Exploring Image Generators

Took some time to explore this task today, but did not select any items to post.
Somehow, it took me to discover chat jargon (also a new thing to me), so I'll finish on that note: gtg, c u l8r.

hay.suit

hay.suit
Originally uploaded by The Searcher

...organic design...

http://www.pelhamlibrary.blogspot.com/

#11 Library Blogs
On Censorship

Snow

De bumbum pro alto

De bumbum pro alto
Originally uploaded by rodrigo_silva

Seems #7 attempt was not a success, hence one more foto to illustrate how I feel.

Mr. Boa

Mr. Boa
Originally uploaded by apdonovan

Tired of the bees? Here comes a snake - just for a change.
PS News about the new account came too late - am doing it the "old way"
Uploaded by apdonovan on 16 Jul 07, 2.27PM PDT.

#7 Blog about technology

http://www.blogherald.com/2007/07/27/what’s-the-other-“r”-in-reputation/
Some advice to serious bloggers from BlogHerald - anybody interested?

red with yellow fuzzies

red with yellow fuzzies
Cargado originalmente por jeri leandera

Exploring Flickr, still...
It's all Greek to me, so this time I chose Spanish version

Bee Have

Bee Have
Originally uploaded by Picture Guy

#5 Flickr
Bleeting Blogging - phooey=fuj

New beginning

Lost postings and the original blogging attempt. Most likely the Checktheczechs is gone.
Started from the scratch again.