Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Thing # 9 Useful Library-Related Blogs

It is too hard not to do thing 8 and 9 together! I had a long list of library blogs that I wanted to add, so this was a perfect time to do some additional searching. I'm a real Google lover - so I loved searching with the Google Blog Search....found some obscure things I would not have thought of. I am not to fond of the news searches - I'm already a news junkie, so adding news blogs are a bit too much....I found my self reading too much just from the home page of Technorati.
Thank goodness for Atomic Learning...I've spent some time watching the videos. I'm a real slow learner, so watching things several times allows me to finally "get it!"
I did not like syndic8, I think I'm just too elementary! Pages were not graphically easy for me to read.
I did do some searching for my other blogs for students - we're listed! It was exciting to see your blog listed on the Google Blog Search! I've got a stack of student work to add to RCE Musings. I did a lesson and the students got too busy writing. Didn't find a match for my newly established Podcast....could be because we haven't posted an actual podcast yet?
Blogging is still a new idea for me, but I did enjoy reading what others had to say. It is an addictive behavior, you almost seem like a stalker reading what some people have to say. This being a political year...WOW...the stuff that is out there...you could make any candidate be great - or cause him to fall.
Spent enough time on the computer tonight...it's time to call it quits.

3 comments:

VWB said...

ok...where are you hiding the RCE Musings and these other blogs you have...please share...I wanna see!

Grendel said...

I agree! Things 8 and 9 just naturally go together!

Retired RCE Librarian AKA KK said...

My other blogs are listed on the RCE homepage. I've linked them there for parents to be able to view quickly. I even talked the nurse into creating one. I shared with my faculty and hoped that one of them would ask me to set one up for them. Maybe when I learn the wiki I can talk them into it.