#13 Blog about Technology

Just as in the olden days with the telephone I never had/have the minute workings of the technology in mind when using everyday technological device(s) at hand.

It is a case of mix and match and whatever sits well with the librarian and the user is a good fit. Basically you can't bounce a potato chip and you can't function in the contemporary library world without interacting with technology.

let it be noted that cut and paste does not a good writer make!

#12 Web-based applications - not just for desktops

Oh my god! I exhausted myself doing this!

I agree with other blogettes that this is a great resource for library clients who need to do docs. in the library.

#11 Flickr mashups

I could perfect this!

However I couldn't get the thought balloons to fit the picture! I needed more time indeedy!

#10 Discover Flickr

For every picture there is a spam!

#9 Gettingting not-so-technical with Technorati

All is not what it seems. There are many blogs that are advertising sites and man y that are very interesting if you're interested in the mundane everyday.

Less is more!

Searching the tags on Technorati pulled up more non professional blogs whilst searching the blog posts and directory located blogs more pertinent to Learning 2.

Veale, W. E.,Two women in fancy dress costume in a garden

#8 Tagging, folksomonies & social bookmarking in Del.icio.us

Oh dear I felt a little bit frazzled after this exercise!

However I have subscribed to Steves Museum and I look forward to some furious tagging.

As to tagging it all depends on user needs and whether you're up for the conversation or not.

#7 Finding Feeds

"Hello! Hello! Is there anyone out there that isn't talking about themselves?!"

#6 RSS

This is obviously a real balancing act as it is ever so easy to over subscribe to RSS's !