The first perspective I read was "Away from Icebergs" - I understand what he is saying, but I found it very depressing. I think there is great value "library collection." I think our patrons love the idea of books in the printed sense. I can see where some patrons are doing everything electronically, but I think there is plenty of room for both to exist.
The second perspective I want to respond to is "To A Temporary Place in Time"
I enjoyed reading this and I agree. LIke I said above there is room for both, and the library can be a focal point in it all.
Monday, September 17, 2007
#14
I played around with Technorati, and I understand how this works.
However, I don't want anything I write tagged, and I really don't see myself going to see what other people have blogged about that much. I don't know, maybe I will find more uses for it in the future, and in that respect I am glad that I am now more familiar with how it works.
However, I don't want anything I write tagged, and I really don't see myself going to see what other people have blogged about that much. I don't know, maybe I will find more uses for it in the future, and in that respect I am glad that I am now more familiar with how it works.
#13
I learned about tagging and I played around with Del.icio.us
I think this is something I can see myself doing to keep track of my favorite websites
It was really interesting to learn about different ways of keeping track of things.
I think this is something I can see myself doing to keep track of my favorite websites
It was really interesting to learn about different ways of keeping track of things.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
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Monday, August 13, 2007
#9
I've been away from this too long, because of the change in branches, vacation, etc. But I just went and did a google search for library blogs and I found some neat and intersting stuff, including: www.libdex.com/weblogs.html
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