I chose this as my favourite Flickr picture, because he looks exactly like my sister’s cat Smokey. Soooo fuzzy and cute, but a little dim
http://www.flickr.com/photos/molamoni/377786032/in/set-72157594262920558/
I chose this as my favourite Flickr picture, because he looks exactly like my sister’s cat Smokey. Soooo fuzzy and cute, but a little dim
http://www.flickr.com/photos/molamoni/377786032/in/set-72157594262920558/
I have never used del.icio.us in the past, and I can’t honestly say I’m sold on it now. For my search, I looked up the name of a book/miniseries I watched this weeked called The Hogfather. I guess the term “Hogfather” is so unique that whatever results I got would be on topic. Ditto for Google. I did notice, however, that major official sites were among the first results retrieved in del-icio-us, just as in other search engines. I think I’ll go try a search for a more difficult topic and see what happens.
This isn’t my first exposure to wikis – I’ve actually been doing some research because I’m thinking of making a wiki for the first year BHSc students concerning library resources. For that reason, this week’s first-hand exposure to wikis was very handy. My only concern about wikis is that it takes some time to figure things out, and I hope this won’t deter posters. Also, the pbwiki design is really really busy. It’s kindof cramped and overwhelming at first. I wish there was more format control in wikis. My test BHSc wiki is in WetPaint, and I like thier templates better than pbwiki.
This week’s assignment dealt with RSS feeds. I have never had a Bloglines account, but I must admit, I may be a little addicted. The Bloglines interface is really simple to use, but I must say it took me quite a while to figure out how to organize my feeds into folders. This seems like a very handy way to stay up-to-date on current events.
I really like getting a daily “Get Fuzzy” cartoon