Facebook

Finished Facebook. Very interesting. Different options of sending a message, and/or adding as a friend. I used both options. Because of privacy issues the code keep coming up, you need an eye doctor after, but then your message gets sent. Interactive with AOL instant messenger.

Facebook

Maneuvered around face book, and realized the capabilities of linking the addressees with Outlook. Will see later if I can pull up a couple the other way.

Facebook

Figured out the problem with face book and unsupported e mail. I can't upload e mail addresses from Outlook because my home computer doesn't have it. I have opened my web mail version but that doesn't work either. I'll look at the other postings and see if any else had any trouble.

RSS Feeds

I used Google Reader: www.google.com/reader. It was much easier than the others bloglines and newsgator, in my opinion. Because I am using blogger.com I am already logged in to my Google e mail account, and I just picked the topic that I wanted: libraries. I subscribed to a news feed regarding Duke University Libraries and read some stories about them. For example:Rewarding excellence at the Libraries.

Flickr

Went back and added some pics from flickr to jzz up my Alisonscorner!!

Podcast

OK Now I have listened to a podcast (which I didn't realize had to be downloaded through Apple i Tunes). I am listening to an Emory University Library podcast 10 best things to do to survive in a library.
Very interesting!

Wikis

Wikis are open to anyone to add or edit information about a specific topic. Take wikipedia for example. Now in technology you don’t have to know HTML codes to participate.I liked the Princeton Library wiki the best it was professional looking and gave relevant information.