#23

I am more thankful for lifelong learning habit #7 1/2: PLAY. Through my experience with Library 2.0, my slightest habit has improved.

YES! I would sign up again!

I acknowledge the collaborative support of co-workers. For me, play is typically an outdoor adventure; whereas, the computer is a tool for work. I have shifted and am now in second gear.

Podcasts, Video & Downloadable audio

Librarian Lays Down the Law [Party Girl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzbDdgWiaS0

40 more at youtubehttp://www.youtube.com/results?search=related&search_query=library%20librarians%20books%20libraries%20policy%20gooses%20handling%20difficult%20customers&v=z3Jud4b9ik0&page=2


These are probably the most well-known discoveries prior to the Library 2.0 exercises.

Happy to say we've had training on downloadables.

Online Applications & Tools

The online productivity tools will be especially helpful for our unit.
Of the Web 2.0 Awards list, second place in the Food category was Urbanspoon. It had an excellent coverage of Jacksonville eateries and was noteworthy.

Zoho has potential applications and I will revisit.

Wikis & PBWiki

I learned about Wikis and discovered some innovative ways that libraries are using them. An entry was posted to the 'Learning 2.0 SandBox wiki.

Tagging, Folksonomies & Technorati

For YALSA, this area has exploded with many participants. These have many potential applications for our unit.

It is a new world of Librarianship!

Albiet, still somewhat experiential...

Players

Focusing

On the wings of a Dove

Toastmasters

Tribal Wildlife Grants

http://www.fws.gov/endangered/bulletin/2008/bulletin_summer2008

Feeds

I did not like the feeds and will not add these to my Blog.

Sunset

Go Noles

the regatta

The match

Making a Splash

Birthday

Friday Musical

Hypothermia was endured for 4 1/2 hours

Ready for the adventure

Bloglines

Say, this could really overwhelm me. So much streaming information and so little time. This is where I would really want to be especially specific about subscriptions. Because I read widely--from so many eclectic sources, this probably is not my 'cup of tea.' If I were so narrowly focused in my reading, then yes, this would certainly keep me up-to-date easily enough.

Technology

The infrastructure for Libraries is dependent upon the rapid assimilation of emerging technology. It's nice to have a chance to 'go with the flow.'

The sun sags lower into the Southern sky

Flutter

Festival of Trees

Montagr

Iguazu Falls

Small fry

Troop zone

Hands On

Sound of the Day

Catch of the day

Fresh from the lake.

Invasive plant

This plant has tried to overtake the vegetable garden.

Spartacus

Banned Books Week

In the Garden

Patrick Madden

Clara's at the Cathedral

The Clara White Mission was established as a soup kitchen in 1904 by the great Jacksonville humanitarian Dr. Eartha M.M. White (1876-1974) and her mother, Clara English White (1845-1920). The Mission's work was conducted from the White's home for many years, but by 1930 the operation had grown so large it no longer could be managed in a residential setting. Eartha White obtained the Globe Theatre on West Ashley Street, and named the facility in memory of her mother. For the remainder of her life, Dr. White lived in the Clara White Mission.

For over 100 years, the Clara White Mission has been dedicated to serving the needs of the Jacksonville community. We're proud of what we've accomplished together and deservedly so. But there's still much work to be done. For veterans. For ex-offenders. For homeless men and women. For all who come to our door. What will they find? Hot meals. Caring hands. And as the Mission expands - a safe place to stay and unique job skills training! It's not a hand out. It's a hand up. And the unwavering support of the Jacksonville community makes this possible.

The Clara White Mission's one-stop community development center restores and builds lives through our job training, employment placement and housing initiatives and more. Our 20-week (culinary) and 14-week (janitorial) curricula are designed to offer students an opportunity to practice their skills in an environment that will prepare them for a career in these industries. Our programs are for men and women 18 years of age and older. For more than 100 years, the Clara White Mission has helped Jacksonville's homeless, veterans and ex-offenders gain a new perspective on life.

Our transitional/permanent housing program provides housing to 36 male residents on-site, and coordinates off-campus housing for our female students.

Global Trade Symposium

At the squad zone

November 4, 2008

Duval at Laura Street

Bagels with Barbara

Adopt a Platoon

Spell with flickr. Please spell DELTA

Surprising results appeared!