I have finally had a moment to get back to this task. I have completed Overdrive and hopefully it will be very useful. I have already had an opportunity to sell it a parton. He really likes the "player" format and asked if we were going to enlarge that collection. Unfortunately, I had to tell him we were not, but I offered him the alternative of Overdrive and checking books out land downloading to a MP3 player. He thought it might work and would look into gettng a player. I felt really good to be able to help this man with a positive solution to his problem.

I tried to down load a book to my MP3 player and didn't have much luck doing it. But I will try again as soon as I can find the time to get to the library on my own time since I do not have to internet at home.

Hope you all have a wonderful spring!!!

Tried out delicious today. I think I may have missed the point, or don't have much of a need for this sort of thing. Prehaps in a different environment or job, I would have a use for some of these tools we are learning about, but I don't find any terribly useful, but at the same time I find some very interesting.

So, Now I am soooo far behind I can't remember where I am supposed to go now.

As for WIKI, I can see some uses for it. And in the past when I was trying to organize and coordinate events it could have been a real help. However, in my future, I don't see much advantage to it. But who knows.....

I think that if I had access to the internet at home, I would probably use any one of these three sites a lot. There are several TV programs I like but cannot always see all the episodes, and You Tube would be excellent to have access to so much. I did not create any lists. I did watch the Ads from the Super Bowl (since I didn't watch the game). I looked up specific TV programs (Lost, Bones, and The Closer to be specific) to see if it would be possible to watch the back episodes in order that I haven't seen. I found everything I wanted and it was fairly easy to use.