So, how many of us use more than one computer during the day? I was always frustrated at home because I'd run across an interesting web site at work, and didn't remember how I got there. Enter del.icio.us. This is a wonderful little "bookmarking" tool that allows me to save any site on the web to one place. It requires no RSS sign, or anything else, AND you can share your bookmarks with friends who also have del.icio.us accounts. In addition, you "tag" everything so you can sort through it easily by subject. It has been a great help!
The trick is, coming up with some sort of system for your tags!
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Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.
-St. Francis of Assisi
-St. Francis of Assisi
23 Things To Do
- 1.1. About the Program (7/5)
- 1.2. 7 1/2 Habits of Highly Successful Lifelong Learners (7/5)
- 2.3. Set up your own Blog (7/5)
- 2.4 Register your blog (7/5)
- 3.5. Explore Flickr (7/12)
- 3.6. Flickr mashups and 3rd party sites(7/14)
- 3.7. Create a blog post on technology (7/19)
- 4.8. RSS feeds (7/5)
- 4.9. Library-related blogs (7/22)
- 5.10 Online image generator (7/28)
- 5.11 Web 2.0 awards list (8/1)
- 5.12 Roll your own search tool (7/28)
- 6.13 Tagging/Del.icio.us (7/5)
- 6.14. Technorati (8/1)
- 6.15 Web 2.0, Library 2.0 (7/16)
- 7.16 Wikis (7/5)
- 7.17 Learning 2.0 SandBox Wiki (8/12)
- 8.18 Online Productivity Tools (7/27)
- 8.19 LibraryThing (8/1)
- 9.20 YouTube (7/6)
- 9.21 Podcasts (8/18)
- 9.22. eBooks (8/7)
- 9.23 Sumarize your thoughts about the program
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