All in all, I think 23 Things was really useful. I learned A LOT. I am quite sure I will never use most of it, sorry I’m still so… 20th century. I just can’t send a lot of time checking my RSS feeds and reading blogs and exploring photos/videos, etc… I have no desire to network with someone I don’t know across the country or globe who tells me their name is Anne in Kentucky but is really Buck fresh out of a Dallas lock-up. But it’s still useful. It’s been demystified.
I have picked up a few things I do like. My avatar is cute. Library 2.0 was a great thing to learn about, it’s something to watch in library world. Google Docs will become one of my best friends.
The set-up was great. James and Lesa were very encouraging. I liked the self-pacing but with guidance format.
If the library offered another discovery program like this, I’d take it. It was a great way to learn about a lot of stuff, stuff that the patrons expect us to know about.
2 comments:
Congratulations on completing the program! I understand your feeling that some tools, while interesting, you may never use again.
The most important thing is that you weren't afraid to try them out and you found a few, like Google Docs, that might even help make your life a little bit easier.
Glad to hear that the "self-paced with guidance" style was helpful to you. Frankly, some folks didn't particularly like it...but they aren't as smart as you (KIDDING EVERYONE). Congrats again, Marie!
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