January 21, 2009
Workblog1
I haven't signed up for an account, but used my gmail account for my blog. This will allow me to not have another login/password to remember! Of course, it may end up that I won't be able to figure out how to save this document, get back to it, share it and all that. I would welcome the chance to use some of this new web 2.0 experience in a real collaborative setting, however, I'm not sure when I would have time! I read in the newspaper this morning how only 4% of internet users actually read blogs. The author's conclusion was that bloggers by and large are having conversations with themselves! I talk to myself sometimes so that makes sense, but I do it so low tech that it doesn't take half the time! LOL
- Bartimaeus Trilogy
- Amulet of Samerkand
- Golem's Eye
- Ptolemy's Gate
| Over the hill | through the woods | Off we go |
| songs | music | listening |
| buckets | antiques | haven't seen this one! |
I can see that this would be useful when a patron has no way to save a document. And it's very easy to use. However, if the information is in the least sensitive, I'd be wary of using it. I'm going to see if the document is "saved" online even though I logged in with my gmail account, and if that works, then it is more useful. I also need to say that it is a heck of a lot easier than the blogger.com!
