Tracking the Delicious Reader

Can you believe Week 2 is almost over! Waters appear calm, smooth sailing?

While cruising the internet channels today, I quickly realized how fortunate we are to be referred to blogging groups and tools where we can organize and share information resources and not be inundated with potential savings alerts, moving advertisements and continually asked whether we want to continue our education.

Although, I think we should be impressed with the speed of marketing partnerships that are forming overnight to assist with online purchasing decisions.  If I was an organizational/marketing psychology major I would have a field day consulting myself out to companies to teach them how much is to much that will cause a client to state they are dissatisfied with their purchasing process. I consider two interruptions to many.

While purchasing business cards, I said no to matching labels, folders, letterhead, flyers and pencil holders,   I still needed to confirm that I didn't need a new credit card,  future alerts or personal coaching before finalizing the order.  Google Readers, Delicious Organizers and Blogging sites are looking better everyday, and my bank card doesn't come out of my wallet.

Social Site Etiquette

Consider addressing the rules of etiquette on public social sites when creating your blogs:
                                                      Please
NO threatening language, including obscene, racist, personal attacks and insults.
NO Publishing Private, Personal information (without consent) and Plagiarizing materials 
NO spam, commerial promotions or hyperlinks directed to such materials.

Week 2

 Here are your tickets to Week 2 THINGS!


*Sign up for Google Reader and Subscribe to Some Blogs

*Sign up for a Delicious Account ....easy and easy and easy
*Track Your Library with Google Alerts, Social Mention or Addictomatic

You don't have to do them in a specific order!

Try the very easy Delicious Account first, if you are still playing with Blogging! (I know I am); or Addictomatic might get you going...go for it!

Have fun.  You will note we have added Wind subgroup blogs to the main Blogging List!  If you get a chance I would recommend previewing, and commenting, on some of your colleagues very interesting ideas on how they use blogs within their libraries.

  

21 Things KidLibs WIND Subgroup

  Check the posts below for WIND Subgroup Updates & Member Blog Links  

*Fait, Jennifer
faitj@richtonparklibrary.org
*Fulton, Gabrielle
  fultong@freelibrary.org
*Halbauer,Alice
ahalbauer@ksd140.org
*Lashgari,vida
vidalashgari@yahoo.com
*Metzenbaum, Barbara
bmetzenb@lapl.org

*Mannino,Giovanna
gmannino@lapl.org
*Mitnick,Eva
emitnick@lapl.org
*Pelen,Sharon
  rpelen@aol.com
*Ruocco, Regina
rruocco@lakeblufflibrary.org

*Shields,Alia
alia.shields@gmail.com
*Siwak, Karen
llamarina@comcast.net
*Stanley, Mary Anne
mstanley@etownpubliclibrary.org
*Thackoorie, Meg
Megagem0923@yahoo.com
*Van Marel, Lora
Ivmarel@orlandparklibrary.org
*Warner,Adrienne
ranchodelibro@yahoo.com