#19 Discovering web 2.0 tools

The tool I enjoyed the most was cocktail builder. Just enter what you have and it will tell you what drinks you can make with your ingredients. Very neat. I'm guessing this is not something we could use in the library to often.

#18 Web - based apps

I really like this. I have always thought that some day every thing will be done on the web and all you will need is a machine to connect. Sure would save lots of trouble on the pc side of things.

#17 Playing around with wiki's

Added my blog to favorites. This one was nice and easy. This Wiki thing is pretty cool.

#16 Wiki

I really like the idea of a wiki. It's nice to see how people can add information on topics as they see fit. I think the library could use a wiki to give staff information on the day to day activities of interest.

#15 Library 2.0

I liked Rick Anderson's Away from the "iceburgs" perspective the most. With so much information on the web I see people not coming to the old fashion library for information anymore. Like he says libraries no longer have monopoly power on information.

#14 Technorati

Lots of stuff here. I'm not to sure I want to register and make my blog real public even though know it already is. Its ok but I probably won't be back anytime soon.

#13 Del.icio.us

I found this very interesting. Looking at a bookmark of how to's I found a few sights that I remember finding on my own with Google search's. I found myself wasting a lot of time playing here and will be back for more.