Seneca Library Holiday Song
Parkdale Neighborhood
Wow, I didn't know it was so easy to post a Youtube video in the blog!
Even the 2008 U.S. Presidential election candidates have been using YouTube as an outlet for advertising their candidacies, sure TPL can use YouTube to give patrons a virtual tour of our branches, show them how to search our catalogue or how to book a computer, and of course - show off our special events (such as TRL's 30 anniversary, La nuit blanche...)
I have heard of "podcasts" for quite some time, never subscribed to any (listened to some podcasts randomly in the Internet) until I have the 23 things assignment 7.
When I was browsing PodcastAlley.com, I was amazed that so many podcasts are available! I missed lots of fun stuff.
I depend heavily on reading for information since I don't watch TV that much. To me, listening to Podcast is another alternative to watching TV. Will buy a portable podcast player soon (a good and not too expensive one).
Google Docs is an excellent group work tool: a free web-based word processor and spreadsheet, which allow you share and collaborate online with your colleagues/friends. Everyone can work on the same document at the same time, no more email attachment need! And it is super easy to use.
In Google Docs, you can
After finish your work, you can
Under Revisions, you know who make the changes and when... And much more need time to explore!
I am working on our Health Navigators with my colleagues, will consider to switch to Google Docs for this project.
