Facebook..my..my..how quickly things change.

Seems like yesterday I was inturduced to a life of email.
Facebook, great if your young with time on your hands.

Ok, I guess I'm an old bitty. It's just that I see the horrors of what could be not the pluses.

As for reading the well writen artical 'Social Networking in Librarites' by Meredith Farkas. She made me understand the need for this old bitty to spread my bonderies on the web, but one site at at time, please.

M.

Work more with Wikis...

Easy use as long as you follow instructions.
I added a quick note about my department.
I don't have much to say, so I'll just keep it short.

M.

Wikis are more than wacky..

They are just plain weird, but in a good way.
Could be fun, but not sure at this point & time how it would be helpful in my postion.

m.

You & U Tube

It's fun & cute. But how can you tell fact from fiction? Who has time?

If it's cuteness with Rock'n Roll you want try the following...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQQo0gfBHq0


M.

That LibraryThing.com

Interesting, easy once you create the account.
I can see the plus to this & why people love but for me outside of work I won't use it.

M.

Venturing out into the Flickr unknown...

Not so painful of an experience to sign up. Fairly easy, quick & painless. It's just a shame that these sights aren't defaulted to private settings. Some details/print can burn you in the end.

Over all I'm looking forward to posting pictures of my animals.

M.

RSS

The learning process about and how to use the RSS is less painful than going to the dentist.
With out the links Cnet.com I would be completely lost.
I believe I'm on the right path, but stumbling over everything.
M.