Thing #13

I have a Del.icio.us account, I will admit I do not visit the site much. It reminds me of the bloglines account somewhat. I agree it is an excellent tool for those who visit the Internet often.
It will save time in searching.

Thing #12 (Part B)

WORLDCAT, never visited that site before. I think it is great!!! I would like to order some of the movies that OCL does not have.
Yes, I definitely think this will help when a customer is filling out a Request to Purchase form.
Normally I would gather more info. from Amazon.com, but now I have another site to explore.

Thing #12

I opened a NetLibrary account. I think it is great!!! I definately will show patron's how to use it,
I already have shown people where to go to open there own account, and yes they did have to come in to the library to start one.

Thing #11

This is the third time I have done a post for thing #11. I had problem with the link to library things. Yes, it is a great website. I like that I only have to click on the picture of the book to
keep a history. I only just started a notebook with all the titles I have read, so this will work out great!http://www.librarything.com/catalog/kimmiekamper

Thing #10

I really like the Bloglines account I opened, one click and I am able to get updated info.
Another thing I love on the computer....XMradio.com, I enjoy being able to listen to music
I like whenever I am logged on to the internet.

Thing #9

That was easy!! I must say, now that I see you may search by subject for an RSS feed, I was able to find 4 more feeds to add to my already 10. This took me only 35 minutes!!!!

Thing #8

Well, I have to say....it took me quite a long time to find any RSS feeds that I had an interest in, and were available as an RSS feed. I might like this, it saves time on going to the particular web site. I think this would be great for the Library Website, especially when using Cybraryn. Most people that come in to use the internet, are not here to use the Library website.