oh what fun del.icio.us is (altho its rather a pain to type it!). attended a meeting where some of our AST's are inputting websites to create a soon-to-be delivered ALD del.icio.us account. why? well, it's geared as a staff tool so that those conducting reference can access sites readily and know they are of quality. it's one way to get at mary kaye's list (or at least part of it) and it's portable ~~ it's wherever you've got a computer.
doing vr? try accessing the account for some readily available websites.
in a fit of 2.0 passion, i actually created my own del.icio.us account and am happily changing over my IE favorites. there have been times when i've wanted to look at something from home and realized the bookmarked site was.....not there, too.
lastly, the new teen site (see yesterday's post) will be using del.icio.us as a homework & research tool. we envision that when you click on this button, one of the things you will see is the tag cloud of subjects. click and get websites!
if you have any websites you feel are worthy of entry into either del.icio.us account, please comment. would love to hear from you about a) websites you use b) creating your own del.icio.us or c) ways we can make this better!
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goodreads.com
I like this website! From their site:
Goodreads is a free website that allows you to see what your friends are reading. You can add and review books that you are currently reading, going to read, or already read. You can also read reviews by people who aren't in your friend network.
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