Learning 2.0 update

Getting through the Learning 2.0 discoveries – and discovering that I already use a lot of them, but that there is always something new to learn.
I have been a FB “stalker’ for ages – great way to stay in touch and share info and pics with my kids living overseas (sometimes too much info…); YouTube is a great way to learn new stuff, and waste a bit of time. I especially love those “Unboxing” clips – did these people never have the joys of Christmas as a child I wonder?!
And RSS – how did we ever manage without?

I have lots of catching up to do for Learning 2.0 but am determined to finish

Learning 2.0

Got my blog, my Twitter account (lurve Twitter). my RSS feeds – what’s next?

Medieval Help Desk

Love this even though it’s been around for ages

Great Australian Libraries Blog

http://librariesinteract.info/2009/07/09/ifla-2010-2/

3 Newbie Mistakes Made by New Tweeters

http://ow.ly/gJrm

URL shortener that does so much more

Su.pr – an extraordinary URL shortener that’s also a one-stop hub for you to share and promote your content on Twitter, Facebook and StumbleUpon instantly.
http://socialmediasydney.com.au/supr-an-extraordinary-url-shortener-from-stumbleupon/

Library using RSS feed to distribute Online newsletter of new titles

The page is far from pretty but I like the idea http://www.supportlibrary.com/nl/nl_rview.cfm?x=1273

News from the Library of Congress

Thirty-one Years of Cataloging Service Bulletin Now Available Free Online

The Library of Congress is making available to the worldwide library community free online access to the entire 31 years of the Cataloging Service Bulletin (CSB).

The bulletin can be viewed at http://www.loc.gov/cds/PDFdownloads/csb/.

Are you a Twitter Quitter?

And another interesting article – Are you a Twitter Quitter?

http://librarygarden.blogspot.com/2009/06/4-out-of-5-library-gardeners-recommend.html