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Friday, November 29, 2013
Final blog
entry FAQ
1. Out of all of the
tools we reviewed this year, which ones were most interesting to you?
I liked learning about the video and photo sharing blogs.
2. Were there any
tools that we didn't explore that you would have like to have learned more
about?
I wish we had gone into more detail with the
productivity tools
a. If so, please name them and explain why
they are of interest to you.
I feel like the productivity tools would be very useful to
me in the future.
3. Overall, what did
you take away from this course this semester?
I learned how I to incorporate web 2.0 tools into the
library field
Friday, November 22, 2013
Productivity Tools
For your blog entry, choose one of the tools that interested
you. Define it, explain what it does and then discuss how it might be useful in
a library related job.
Tool
Remember the milk
Define
Remember the milk is an online tool that allows you to stay organized
and reminds you of important tasks.
What it does
This tool allows you to create to-do-lists , assigns due
date to important tasks , tells you how long you’ve spent on each task , and
allows you to receive reminders through email and instant messaging.
How it’s useful in a
library related job
This tool would help librarians remember important events. This
tool would also help librarian stay organized. This tool would also allow librarian
to work with different groups of people.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Social
Cataloguing FAQ
1.
Do
you use any of the social cataloguing sites mentioned in this lab?
Yes I do use a social cataloguing
website.
If so, what do you use?
I use Good reads.
2. What do you think are the pros and cons of social cataloguing from a
library perspective?
I think that social cataloguing is
a great way for people to share their favorite books. It is also a great way
for people to find book they might like to read. Unfortunately there is practically
no standardization with in social cataloguing. Social cataloguing also allows unorthodox
ways of spelling.
3. Do you think library catalogues should begin to move towards the
look, feel and usability of social catalogues?
I think that libraries should
movie towards some similar to social cataloguing.
Why or why not?
This would be more user friendly
for the patrons. This would also be more helpful in finding book that the patrons
are looking for.
Friday, November 8, 2013
FAQ, Social
Bookmarking Questions
1- Define social
bookmarking in your own words.
Social Booking is web based media,
where people can come together to bookmark their favorite websites and share
them with other people.
2- Have you or do you
use social bookmarking?
No I have not
- If you have used it, what did you use it
for?
- If you haven't used
it before, do you think you might start using it now, and in what context?
I’m not really sure if I will use social bookmarking. If I did
start, I would use social bookmarking to save website that are important to my
schooling (EX the Library of congress website, OWL Purdue)
3- How could social
bookmarking be useful or beneficial to patrons and staff in libraries?
Social book marking would allow libraries to share website
that could benefit them, or the needs of their patrons.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Pod Cast FAQ
1- Which library
podcast did you listen to?
Adventures in Library Instruction
2- Why did you choose
this podcast?
I chose this pod cast because it was very informative.
3- What was the focus
of the podcast and who was it geared towards? (Ex: was it about library
instruction, library policies, popular books, etc...? Was it geared towards
school library staff, academic library staff, public library staff, or library
patrons?)
This pod cast was focused on what it’s like to work as a
library instructor. I would say this pod cast was geared towards people who
work in the libraries or for people who are looking into working in libraries.
4- Did you enjoy the
podcast? Why or why not?
I wouldn’t say this was my favorite pod cast. Adventure in
library instruction was informative but a little boring.
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