Rollyo

http://rollyo.com/search.html?prevsid=287554&q=Try+it+out...&sid=287554

It's helpful to have websites organized in a particular spot for easier access.

#15 Learning About Wikis

I think wikis are a very useful and interesting way to disperse and share information. There are many ways libraries can make use of them as shown in this week's examples. Among the more obvious applications are sharing book reviews , listing programs and events and keeping patrons current about unexpected closures.

Library 2.0

While it's extremely useful and interesting, I just hope we're not getting too caught up on electronic information. It definitely has its place, but so does face to face (human) contact.

LibraryThing

I think this could be very useful as it will help me to keep track of my favorite books as well as allowing me to share them with others with similar interests or tastes.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog.php?view=cgustinekclsorg

Del.icio.us

This seems like an excellent way to easily find and keep track of websites that are of interest to me!

MySpace

I think MySpace will not be useful for me in particular, but I think it is good to be aware of it and it's importance to the teenage population. At least I do not feel totally ignorant about what it is.

Generators

http://www.glassgiant.com/hollywood_sign/?l1=sydney&size=300x144

Social Networking

I think it's a good idea for libraries to become involved in social networking sites. It's a way to connect especially with teens and let them know what the library can offer them.

my space

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=177552915