I downloaded a Spanish language course from Netlibrary
Re: Our website. I would like to see more participation and interaction with our patrons and more information available in foreign languages.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Thing 9 - Google tools
Too many tools to really get a good look at in 1 hour. It would be better to focus one one at a time with an exercise to do on each one.
I did do a document on Google Doc and emailed it to the Hispanic Committee.
I think the calendar looks interesting the Blog product is great.
Lifehacker looks too technical for me.
I did do a document on Google Doc and emailed it to the Hispanic Committee.
I think the calendar looks interesting the Blog product is great.
Lifehacker looks too technical for me.
Thing 8 - Wikis
Re: Radical trust : I have not used web 2.0 enough to know whether and how often radical trust is betrayed. It would be great if one could trust open communication and participation.
Re: Wikipedia : I have not used it enough to know much about it and whether it is trustworthy
Re: Use of Wikis for patrons and department: Can't think of any ways to use Wikis at this time.
Re: Wikipedia : I have not used it enough to know much about it and whether it is trustworthy
Re: Use of Wikis for patrons and department: Can't think of any ways to use Wikis at this time.
Thing 7 - Podcasting
On the Library Success Wiki I found Stories for Kids from the Denver Public Library and Holocaust Memories of Aaron Elster from the Kankakee Public Library.
Stories and programs would make good podcasts for SPL too. Also we could do podcasts in Spanish and other languages explaining basic things about library service to people not familiar with public libraries.
On Learn Out Loud I found a Trying to Learn Spanish podcast and on Podcast Alley I found iPadre Catholic podcast
Stories and programs would make good podcasts for SPL too. Also we could do podcasts in Spanish and other languages explaining basic things about library service to people not familiar with public libraries.
On Learn Out Loud I found a Trying to Learn Spanish podcast and on Podcast Alley I found iPadre Catholic podcast
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Thing six: Social bookmarking
The tags most useful for the library would probably be library, library2.0, books, and website
Thursday, November 1, 2007
flickr
I think it would be good to post our library video on flickr when we get it done. Also some pictures of our ethnic programming and art exhibits
Friday, October 26, 2007
Social Networking
I looked at all four sites. MySpace looks a bit busy.
I couldn't find any of the people I searched for on LinkedIn where I set up a profile, but I see that several other SPL staff are registered on LinkedIn.
I couldn't find any of the people I searched for on LinkedIn where I set up a profile, but I see that several other SPL staff are registered on LinkedIn.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
IM Comments
I IM Bruce and sent him a video from Youtube on the Queens Libray. He went off line before I could finish our conversation. I wanted him to send me a video too.
Friday, October 12, 2007
RSS and Feed Readers
I added 7 RSS feeds to my feed reader.
I would like to see our website have more RSS feeds for patrons like Hennepin County PL and Denver PL have.
I would like to see our website have more RSS feeds for patrons like Hennepin County PL and Denver PL have.
Friday, October 5, 2007
First impressions
I think we could use a suggestion blog on our SPL Website and on SkokieNet/SkokieTalk.
Patrons could post suggestions ( complaints, compliments, questions etc. ) about our library services etc on the SPL website suggestion blog and post suggestions about the website itself on the SPL Website suggestion blog and the SkokieNet suggestion blog.
We could respond to their suggestions and other patrons could see the responses and all previous suggestions and responses would also be seen.
Richard I think you told me about a library that did this and you thought it was very successful. Could you tell us more about it here.
Patrons could post suggestions ( complaints, compliments, questions etc. ) about our library services etc on the SPL website suggestion blog and post suggestions about the website itself on the SPL Website suggestion blog and the SkokieNet suggestion blog.
We could respond to their suggestions and other patrons could see the responses and all previous suggestions and responses would also be seen.
Richard I think you told me about a library that did this and you thought it was very successful. Could you tell us more about it here.
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