http://www.tblc.org/library2.0 Grow your brain. Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:43:10 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Check the Link on the right under Golden Tickets for the updated list of available prizes! E-mail Michelle Oleson olesonm@tblc.org to redeem your tickets. Thanks!lorazepam maximal doze lisinopril fosamax interactions purchase of indian fda levitra nasonex retin-a propecia valtrex beating an insurance nicotine test weekly ortho evra oxycodone credit card common side ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/11/14/redeem-your-golden-tickets/ Ellen's presentation materials are attached to this post in a ppt format. Thanks! Click here http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/11/14/think-tank-session-taggingfolksonomies-presentation/ A widget is a object you can embed in a web page.  They are often seen on social networking sites and blogs.  However, they can be used on almost any web site.  Widgets can help you offer IM from your home page, an RSS feed, a slide show and a ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/07/27/create-your-own-widget/ The attached PowerPoint presentation is from Beth Farmer's session on IM. Thank you to everyone who attended & made it a great session! IM Think Tank Slideshow http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/05/18/im-think-tank-slideshow/ LibrarianInBlack resources and discussions for the "tech-librarians-by-default" among us... By Sarah Houghton-Jan This RSS in Plain English video, created by the CommonCraft site folks, explains in under four minutes how RSS works. I think just about anyone will understand this, and probably go away realizing the many ways that ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/05/17/rss-in-plain-english-video/ For everyone managing a blog, here is a conversation worth watching- Tim O'Reilly (who reportedly coined the phrase 2.0) mentioned bloggers should have a code of conduct.   In the 2.0 spirit, Jimmy Wales from Wikipedia quickly started developing one. The new online magazine, Social Computing is covering the evolution of the ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/04/30/blogger-code-of-conduct/ Congratulations to Alicia B. Ellison of Hillsborough Community College, Ybor City Campus, for claiming the first Golden Ticket prize!    Lots more prizes are available at http://www.flickr.com/photos/tblc/sets  Check for more exciting Golden Ticket opportunities at http://www.tblc.org/ws_classes.php?cat=library2.0 Who will be the next to claim a prize?  Get yours before they're all gone! http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/04/27/the-first-golden-ticket-prize-has-been-claimed/ Reading Fortune magazine (March 2007 issue) over the weekend, I came across the following quote about the power of creating an blog for your library... "When you are writing a blog, you are constantly looking for new things to write about...And when you are constantly looking for 'neat,' 'cool,' 'interesting' things ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/03/26/side-benefit-of-developing-a-blog/ In the general 2.0 presentation, I mention this site- finetune.com but I hadn’t really played with it until this week - and its really fun. You have to create an account, but then you can create playlists to listen to at your desk, through speakers for party and share ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/03/22/20-toy-for-the-music-fan/ If you attended our Podcasting Think Tank--or even if you didn't--you can win fabulous prizes and the adulation of your friends and colleagues by doing some or all of the homework.  Pay attention.  Here it is. Find some existing library podcasts and submit their URL to this blog as a comment ... http://www.tblc.org/library2.0/2007/03/16/podcasting-think-tank-whats-next/