I was working on a Facebook account for the library for a while before the 23 Thing’s opportunity came up, trying to create a forum for chat and recommendations amongst the patrons themselves, particularly the YA crowd. However, I have had the worst time getting Facebook to accept the library as a “real name” – [...]
Archive for March, 2008
Week 5: Things 10 and 11 – Essex Free’s Facebook debut
Posted in VermontLibrariesLearn, tagged books, facebook, patrons, Vermont's 23 things on 21 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Week 4, Thing 7b: My useful feeds
Posted in VermontLibrariesLearn on 7 March 2008 | 1 Comment »
My feeds: Pop Goes the Library, NPR for news, Library Stuff, Technorati, and Lifehacker for resources/tech info, Unshelved for a little humor, and the Library of Congress blog because it actually looks interesting….
Week 3, Thing 7: Of technology related interest…
Posted in VermontLibrariesLearn, tagged time, to do, vermont's23things on 7 March 2008 | 3 Comments »
Of all things technology related, the thing of interest to me this week is the whole notion of time, and the paradox of timesavers becoming timetakers (or is it just that we try to insert that many more “to do’s” into everyday?). Or is it that our sense of time has warped? A few more [...]
Week 3, Thing 6: Retrievr
Posted in VermontLibrariesLearn on 5 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
tango,
originally uploaded by SebaMaya.
I must say, the Flickr mash-up “Retrievr” is sweeeet! I drew the outline of a house that looked like it came off a 4-yr old’s magnadoodle, and Retrievr came up with all sorts of beautiful photos (only one of which, ironically, was a building – a nice little stone shed – instead [...]
Week 3, Thing 5, Option A/B : Interesting image and photo posting experience
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged card catalog, sentimental memories, technology, vermont's23things on 5 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
old card catalog…,
originally uploaded by 7-how-7.
Wasn’t the justifying premise for the internet and its use “ease” and “speed”? Information at our disposal, in seconds or microseconds, with a few tappings of some keys? And, true enough, the internet and technology does ease many tasks – I’ve never had the dubious pleasure of filing hundreds of [...]