Yes I have lots to blog about re: ALA, but it’s the weekend and family time. So I thought I would share my shopping experiences and why Web 2.0 – shared user content is so great.
I bought my kids a kiddie pool for the 4th of July and it had a rip in the seam. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘web20’
Truth in Advertising? You be the judge…
July 5th, 2008
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For all my Tweeps
April 29th, 2008
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If you haven’t heard of Geek and Poke take a look! Hilarious cartoons about Web 2.0 and technology and best of all they are Creative Commons licensed!
This one is for all my tweeps out there.
Top 100 Tools for Learning
April 28th, 2008
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This has been shared on a few sites (thank you Polly-Alida Farrington for posting). The information is so good I wanted to pass this on as well.
The Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies has released its list of top 100 tools for learning from a survey of 155 educators (81 from the education field and [...]
Week 8 Thing 19: Web 2.0 Tools
September 28th, 2006
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I was surprised after looking at this list how many of these tools I have already used: Technorati, Bloglines, Craigslist, Writely, ThinkFree Office, HipCal, Flickr, FaceBook, MySpace, Deliscious, Rollyo, YouTube, PBWiki, JotSpot.
Wow! I did not even realize some of these were “Web 2.0.” Of course Web 2.0 is just a name. It seems like [...]
Week 8 Thing 18: Web-based Applications
September 25th, 2006
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Web-based productivity applications are great for people who are not always at the same computer: students, library patrons, most library staff. With a user name and password you can create, edit, and save documents, calendars, spreadsheets, and more. Look out Microsoft!
However if you are going to use these tools you must have a reliable Internet [...]
