You're it: tagging, Del.icio.us and other LibraryThing

I love the way you can get to see what others with similar interest have bookmarks on Del.icio.us. i can see hours of fun exploring these. Would be great for Homework Help and directing the public to useful library web sites and articles when the same query come up again and again.
Here are my bookmarks.

Wikis

Did the wiki bit, added a page for Collection Development to the nswlearning2 wiki which was not an obvious task to perform, but now done using lateral thinking. Training is extremely time consuming, particularly for Collection Development at the end of the financial year. I am sure there are plenty of good usage for Wikis in collaborative work, which is something we do a lot in the library field. Collection development staff could share supplier info on a wiki.

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A bit time consuming to do all this, but quite fun really. Have subscribed to a variety of feeds: book related (the shifted librarian, NY times book review, Washington post book review, LII), some fashion stuff (The budget fashionista), some food stuff (the lazy vegetarian), Some music and film feeds (Rolling Stones and Rotten tomatoes), something for the environment (Tree hugger) and something to cheer me up (Comedy central). And of course the Powerhouse Museum photo of the day...

Photos

I manage to upload a photo but added it to a page element as the one I added to the post didn't show for some reason.

Catching up....

I have recently been on holidays and now it is time to catch up with a few weeks of Library Learning 2.0. During my time away, I went to Springbrook National Park in Southeast QLD. We visited the Natural Arch at night where the walls of the cave are covered in glow worms. Just amazing! Now a bit of a search on Flickr and I am able to find photos which I am going to see if I can upload here..... One hour later, and it is not uploading.... I give up for today ... Library work to be done....

It all started with a blog....

I have been using some but not much of these technologies and it is a great opportunity to learn further. I have family all through the world and it will, I am sure, give us more sharing communication tools. I look forward to learn more.