Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Delicious CPL's Best Websites
The Delicious "Best Websites" is totally different from CPL's old "Best Websites". The Delicious website is very busy and a little intimidating when you first look at the site. BUT now that I have had the opportunity to work with this site, it is more manageable. I am definitely more comfortable with the new "Best Websites."
My tip is from the History and Genealogy tag which has bookmark for Intute under the History sub tag. Intute is a great website which lists a variety of subjects including Psychology (another of my favorite subjects). It was through this website that I accessed the BrainBlogger blog which I have mentioned in a previous post on my blog.
http://delicious.com/CALGARYPUBLICLIBRARYFAVORITES
My tip is from the History and Genealogy tag which has bookmark for Intute under the History sub tag. Intute is a great website which lists a variety of subjects including Psychology (another of my favorite subjects). It was through this website that I accessed the BrainBlogger blog which I have mentioned in a previous post on my blog.
http://delicious.com/CALGARYPUBLICLIBRARYFAVORITES
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
I hope to learn about the internet diverse program like YouTube and LibraryThing. Last fall, I took a workshop at Village Square Library about Facebook which was very helpful. My younger co-workers have been very helpful when I needs some help with Facebook.
I am a genealogy addict so I love learning about new (at least new to me) internet options.
I am a genealogy addict so I love learning about new (at least new to me) internet options.
Blogs
I have created a blog for the first time. It took less time than I thought it would.
I checked out two blogs
- one blog was created by a former co-worker on Word Press. She writes about the books on her book shelf that she has not read yet and why she has not read them until now.
- the other blog was Brainblogger which is specifically about the brain and the blogs that I read were about a young boy with a brain abnormality and how half of his brain was surgically removed.
http://brainblogger.com/
I checked out two blogs
- one blog was created by a former co-worker on Word Press. She writes about the books on her book shelf that she has not read yet and why she has not read them until now.
- the other blog was Brainblogger which is specifically about the brain and the blogs that I read were about a young boy with a brain abnormality and how half of his brain was surgically removed.
http://brainblogger.com/
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