I didn't get the position, but it was nice to get interviewed again.
The upgraded Web 2.0 account is for a paid Flickr account. Just in time for the return trip to South Dakota. Look for photos of the Badlands.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
OMFG!
I'm a winner!
I won the upgraded Web 2.0 account.
I'm not sure what that will do for me, but, w00t!
And I got a call for a library job interview today.
Wish me luck.
I won the upgraded Web 2.0 account.
I'm not sure what that will do for me, but, w00t!
And I got a call for a library job interview today.
Wish me luck.
Labels:
interview,
upgraded Web 2.0 account,
winner
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Thing 23. Final Thoughts
Took the survey, set up the RSS feed for the next tools and maybe you'll hear from me again.
I hate to blog - I don't feel that I have much to add to the conversation except "Me, too!"
Had my say in the previous post.
See you on the funway!
I hate to blog - I don't feel that I have much to add to the conversation except "Me, too!"
Had my say in the previous post.
See you on the funway!
Thing 22. What Did I Learn Today?
I have to say that I was surprised at how current I am. Not bad for an over-the-hill boomer teetering on the brink.
Wait, I'm only 52. I'm not dead yet.
"I feel happy!!"
I guess being part of science fiction fandom has contributed to that. We tend to be a forward looking crowd and on the edge of all the technology trends.
I did email when the only program was sendmail. I was on Compu$erve over 20 years ago. Electronic bulletin boards & Usenet used to be big.
In fact, what folks call Web 2.0 has always been there - the tools just keep catching up to what people are doing.
And Libraries have always embraced the new technology. The first place I ever encountered a computer system was at the Stamford, CT Public Library. I used Dialog on a TI terminal with acoustic couplers and chemical paper. The big improvement was being able to craft your search while off line and upload it.
It's a question of mindset.
Wait, I'm only 52. I'm not dead yet.
"I feel happy!!"
I guess being part of science fiction fandom has contributed to that. We tend to be a forward looking crowd and on the edge of all the technology trends.
I did email when the only program was sendmail. I was on Compu$erve over 20 years ago. Electronic bulletin boards & Usenet used to be big.
In fact, what folks call Web 2.0 has always been there - the tools just keep catching up to what people are doing.
And Libraries have always embraced the new technology. The first place I ever encountered a computer system was at the Stamford, CT Public Library. I used Dialog on a TI terminal with acoustic couplers and chemical paper. The big improvement was being able to craft your search while off line and upload it.
It's a question of mindset.
Thing 21. Beyond MySpace: Other Social Networks
Gather, WebJunction & Ning.
I'm a member of Gather, but have not devoted anytime there. Most of my social group is on LiveJournal, so that's where I tend to devote my spare time.
And Gather is pushy. It's always asking me to join one group or another and there's a lot of commercial involvement. It annoys me.
I'm part of WebJunction, since it first appeared around here. I haven't been as active as I should be.
I joined Ning as soon as this project started, but hadn't heard of it before.
I joined Flixster, but use it via Facebook
I joined Last.fm, but don't use it much
LinkedIn is another group where I keep in touch with people I used to work with.
I'm a member of Gather, but have not devoted anytime there. Most of my social group is on LiveJournal, so that's where I tend to devote my spare time.
And Gather is pushy. It's always asking me to join one group or another and there's a lot of commercial involvement. It annoys me.
I'm part of WebJunction, since it first appeared around here. I haven't been as active as I should be.
I joined Ning as soon as this project started, but hadn't heard of it before.
I joined Flixster, but use it via Facebook
I joined Last.fm, but don't use it much
LinkedIn is another group where I keep in touch with people I used to work with.
Labels:
Facebook,
Flixster,
Gather,
Last.fm,
LinkedIn,
LiveJournal,
Ning,
WebJunction
Friday, April 11, 2008
Thing 20. Libraries and Social Networks
I must confess, that since I'm not currently working as a librarian, Facebook is where I keep in touch with former colleagues. And friends from far away. And nearby. And family.
And I can quit anytime I want.
I have a MySpace page too, but I'm hardly active there.
I'm already a member of the ALA, Librarians and Facebook, and Library 2.0 Interest groups.
I just added HCL to my friends in MySpace.
And I can quit anytime I want.
I have a MySpace page too, but I'm hardly active there.
I'm already a member of the ALA, Librarians and Facebook, and Library 2.0 Interest groups.
I just added HCL to my friends in MySpace.
Thing 19. Podcasts
I'm not too much into the podcasting thing, although I did win State Fair passes from a contest from the MN State Fair Podcast (Thanx Laurel!)
I subscribe to one podcast on my Blogline - Jet Streaming from MPR. It's about MN weather.
I'd have to have something I wanted to say for me to have a podcast - and I don't right now.
I subscribe to one podcast on my Blogline - Jet Streaming from MPR. It's about MN weather.
I'd have to have something I wanted to say for me to have a podcast - and I don't right now.
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