I looked up a few things in Wikipedia that I hadn't looked at before in that site. I was in Switzerland a couple of years ago and I looked up the city of Bern. I couldn't see any mistakes in spelling or anything else, but I didn't go through checking facts at all. One of the things I saw in Bern was the enclosure for the bear. It was just a pit in the ground as you can tell from the picture. There is not a separate entry for the Bern bear but it is mentioned in the Bern site and also in the site called Bear Pits. I am happy to report that they do have a nice new enclosure for the bears. I also checked for Calgary Public Library and read that information as well. There is not a separate entry for Country Hills Library though it is mentioned under the Calgary Public Library site as a branch.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Delicious- 2.0
Delicious-I have used Delicious to find websites that we used to have on our Best Website page. I have gone to sites such as Altapedia and the CIA Factbook for country information and I have also used some of the sites for Citizenship information. I actually had even added a site when we first switched to Delicious-the Hennepin Public Libray site. I looked up the Hennepin Library today on the main site and stopped counting after 25 for the entries for it. I think this is one of the main problems with Delicious-there doesn't seem to be anybody moderating it and so websites are being listed over and over again-which could make looking for something very cumbersome.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
2.0 is Chill

I have already used some of the resources that we will be trying during the next few months for CPL 2.0. I kept in contact with my son when he was in Switzerland using Facebook and I signed up for YouTube because he posted some videos on there. I have also used LibraryThing to keep track of books. I hope to learn some more in-depth information about each of these products and learn some of the new ones that I have never tried before such as Twitter, I guess it would be good to relate programs and information about the library to our customers.
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