As you can see, I've been playing with image and text generators. They're awfully fun.
It's very easy to do. Each page seems to have its own instructions about how to copy the html to your blog. After doing it once, though, it was almost all the same.
To find them, I just typed in text generator or image generator into a search engine and got lots of hits.
I'm not sure there's an application for image and text generators in the library world.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Thing #9 - Twitter
Well, I've got a Twitter account and have entered something into it. None of my friends in my Yahoo mail account have a Twitter account so I can't follow any friends. My username is librarylynn.
Twitter would be especially useful for a librarian who is the mouthpiece of the library to talk about what's going on at the library.
Twitter would be especially useful for a librarian who is the mouthpiece of the library to talk about what's going on at the library.
Things #7 and 8
#7 was to get a bloglines account which I already had from a long time ago.
#8 was to add some feeds. I had forgotten how, and had to re-teach myself. It was quite easy.
I think that this is a great way to get news and blogs without having to make each one a bookmark on every computer you use. Just go to bloglines and pow! read up on everything since you visited before. This is especially handy since I don't want to force my bookmarks on other people who use the same computers I do.
#8 was to add some feeds. I had forgotten how, and had to re-teach myself. It was quite easy.
I think that this is a great way to get news and blogs without having to make each one a bookmark on every computer you use. Just go to bloglines and pow! read up on everything since you visited before. This is especially handy since I don't want to force my bookmarks on other people who use the same computers I do.
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