Commentary

What were your favorite discoveries or exercises on this learning journey? The new Web Applications that are being made freely available.


How has this program assisted or affected your lifelong learning goals? Hey, this stuff can drive you a little nuts with info overload but it was interesting.

Were there any take-aways or unexpected outcomes from this program that surprised you?
Nope.

What could we do differently to improve upon this program’s format or concept? I liked the self paced aspect of this exercise.

And last but not least…
If we offered another discovery program like this in the future, would you again chose to participate--Sure.

So how about those Web 2.0 awards

I liked the city tour guides

http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Chinese&find_loc=Denver%2C+CO&ns=1&rpp=10#mapCenterLat:39.681711250650004/mapCenterLng:-104.910774342/mapZoom:11/places:CO%3ADenver%3A%3ASoutheast/rpp:10/sortby:composite/find_desc:Chinese/show_more_search_options:true

What I learned this week.

Well.... there's a whole lotta Blogs out there.

Posting a note

This has been another interesting endeavor.

flickr experience

okay I looked at flickr and saw word clouds, so I picked beach and wedding and saw a pregant woman and a Spanish stallion -whic was strange

picking up 23 things

okay after much delay I'm back on 3/20 on the blog. there are a lot of ads on it. Carolyn can't see it so not I should try to register it somehow.

This is exercise 3 re: wikis. I salw Nancy Purl's book wiki - Bool Lustwiki
Montana Librari's have the 23 things up for the public
From the LIS wiki - a book cage refers to closed stacks -Harry Potter and Buffy the Vampire Slayer are two movies with book cages - they are rare in reality.

adding to the din

Here is my first post. I haven't given it a lot of thought. I am just at this point trying to get to step 3. I do hope I can find this again. Sydne