Is staying current even possible?
From the depths of the SNS-TF distribution list, Sue wonders…
As an (almost solo) hospital
librarian I am very pressed for time and have
almost none in which to use the new social
networking stuff available to me. Do others
have this issue?
We’d love to hear your comments/nightmares/opinions on keeping up w/ 2.0 technology. What works for you? What doesn’t?
In the meantime, check out these links on keeping up with 2.0 technologies. To make things easier, links are arranged in order of 2.0-wareness.
New to this? Start here.
23 Things
From the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County, NC, this ‘discovery learning program’ is designed into small exercises that you can do on the web over the course of 9 weeks to explore and expand your knowledge of the Internet and Web 2.0.
I’ve tested the waters. But where’s the applicability?
Tags help make libraries del.icio.us
Our own TF member Melissa Rethlefsen unravels social bookmarking and the concept of tagging for libraries in Library Journal.
You put the dot in 2.0. But a little professional reading never hurt.
Under the hood of web 2.0
Ryan Deschamps of The Other Librarian offers 10 programming concepts that could help you get a better understanding of what makes Web 2.0 tick.
I’m just here for the comedic relief.
In that case, try this or this. Thank you, I’m here all week. Try the veal!