i missed technorati as one of my assignment.
so i'm posting this on march 29 as an addition to week 6.
there are several differences that i see under keyword learning 2.0
in blog posts, tags, and blog directory categories.
Blog directory has links to the blog categories on technorati.com
it also have an option for me if i want to add a certain blog post to my favorites.
it has tags related to learning 2.o in a blog post.
it has links to other blog postings that are linked through keyword 'learning 2.0'
our picts can also be display in this area of technorati.
in the tags' search on learning 2.0, there are videos and picts posted by bloggers; it also have blog links, and html leading directly to the person's blog.
the blogs' search category leads me to the blog posters' opening statement of thier blogs. There were no html links here though. Links to other bloggers is shown.
In this area of technorati, i can also access postings of the blogger for technorati.com as well as the original postings on blogger.com
here we can claim the postings for technorati's customers; provided we sign up for technorati as a member.
SO . . . those are the differences that i noticed so far in the three searched areas
with keywords 'learning 2.0'
here i found a video about 2 otters holding hands!
technorati.com is better than del.ici.ous for sure.
what's neat about technorati too is that there's a rss feed symbol visibly display at the url search bar for me. Blogger.com has this feature also.
I ' m using opera search engine though. i don't know whether internet explorer display rss on thier url or not.
Thursday, March 29, 2007
week 9: audio ebooks
spoken ebooks are much less available than ebooks for sjpl.
i browsed through 'psychology' as the subject under audio ebooks for sjpl
customers, and found around ten.
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
is having 2 people ahead of me on the waiting list.
There were no records found for spoken ebook under the subject of psychology
at sjsu though!
i browsed through 'psychology' as the subject under audio ebooks for sjpl
customers, and found around ten.
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
is having 2 people ahead of me on the waiting list.
There were no records found for spoken ebook under the subject of psychology
at sjsu though!
week 9: eBooks
i explored www.gutenberg.org and world EBook Fair's site,
couldn't find anything free there.
now for the sjlibrary ebook site, there are those ebooks
that are exclusively available for sjsu students and staff.
but under the subject of psychology, i went into netLibrary, found plenty
one of the ebook from there is
feeling good for no good reason, i logged into my sjpl account and read some.
i guess from there i can email the book or copy & paste the text.
However, under the subject of physiological psychology, there were none in netLibrary
It is for sjsu students and staff only.
couldn't find anything free there.
now for the sjlibrary ebook site, there are those ebooks
that are exclusively available for sjsu students and staff.
but under the subject of psychology, i went into netLibrary, found plenty
one of the ebook from there is
feeling good for no good reason, i logged into my sjpl account and read some.
i guess from there i can email the book or copy & paste the text.
However, under the subject of physiological psychology, there were none in netLibrary
It is for sjsu students and staff only.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
week 9: Podcasts
this podcast is from podcasts.yahoo.com
it is about video game consoles discussion
using mp3 files (audio), which can be play on almost all
players on the PC.
i listened to the library mp3 file of Gordon's WorldCat
cataloging. It informs that their website as a useful tool for referencing and researching purposes.
the Sunnyvale Public Library podcasts offer a site feed of their place.
so i thought it would be nice to put it to my blog.
the title of the podcast that i listened to is Library of the Future
so what did i learned or found that's interesting?
a few things: first of all the tech podcasts about game consoles gives me a headache
because there were 3 or 4 people talking nonstop one after another.
it was kinda hard to follow. maybe it's kinda fun for others.
i guess i have to be a fanatic or it's required of me to listened to podcasts
or else i prefer YouTube.com video sharing better.
it is about video game consoles discussion
using mp3 files (audio), which can be play on almost all
players on the PC.
i listened to the library mp3 file of Gordon's WorldCat
cataloging. It informs that their website as a useful tool for referencing and researching purposes.
the Sunnyvale Public Library podcasts offer a site feed of their place.
so i thought it would be nice to put it to my blog.
the title of the podcast that i listened to is Library of the Future
so what did i learned or found that's interesting?
a few things: first of all the tech podcasts about game consoles gives me a headache
because there were 3 or 4 people talking nonstop one after another.
it was kinda hard to follow. maybe it's kinda fun for others.
i guess i have to be a fanatic or it's required of me to listened to podcasts
or else i prefer YouTube.com video sharing better.
week 9: YouTube.com
here's a video from YouTube.com that i've chosen.
i thought it was neat because it's something that i don't see everyday:
dog walking on treadmill.
it's an advertisement on dog training.
if i have a dog, i would let it run on the treadmill too. There will be times when i don't
want to run outside.
of course, just like the 23 things web posts said: there are videos that is wasting time if i watch them
but there are other ones that are entertaining as well as informative like
lucy on treadmill.
of course, this video should be noncommercial.
perhaps YouTube.com should extend their video postings to a limited educational, outreach and commercialized video postings. And perhaps, live personnels who could chat to help the community.
Such usage can promote learning and better serve the community in healthy ways.
Let's say that i am a high school student feeling depressed, i can logged into YouTube.com
and search the category of counseling and chat about my situations to the mentors or counselors for YouTube.com
i thought it was neat because it's something that i don't see everyday:
dog walking on treadmill.
it's an advertisement on dog training.
if i have a dog, i would let it run on the treadmill too. There will be times when i don't
want to run outside.
of course, just like the 23 things web posts said: there are videos that is wasting time if i watch them
but there are other ones that are entertaining as well as informative like
lucy on treadmill.
of course, this video should be noncommercial.
perhaps YouTube.com should extend their video postings to a limited educational, outreach and commercialized video postings. And perhaps, live personnels who could chat to help the community.
Such usage can promote learning and better serve the community in healthy ways.
Let's say that i am a high school student feeling depressed, i can logged into YouTube.com
and search the category of counseling and chat about my situations to the mentors or counselors for YouTube.com
Thursday, March 22, 2007
week 8 continued: LibraryThing
i 've created an account with LibraryThing
under the username of asn26.
it gave me the html and xml (feeds)
codes to upload to this blog.
and here's a brief reviews of my favorite reading books:
fictions and non fictions on the right. below
is the list of non fictions that i liked:
love is never enough
never good enough
feeling good
the fictions' collection is
clan of the cave bears
shelters of stone
the complete collection of calvin and hobbes
below is the direct html to the reviews:
http://www.librarything.com/rsshtml/otherreviews/asn26
surprisingly to me, non of the non fictions are reviewed by anyone
on the LibraryThing site?
The Clan of the Cave Bears is the most popular of my collection
the least popular is : Never Good Enough |o|
none of my collection made it to the top 25 or the top 25 reviewed
One of the fun statistics listed is that 3 of my collections' original language is english
under the username of asn26.
it gave me the html and xml (feeds)
codes to upload to this blog.
and here's a brief reviews of my favorite reading books:
fictions and non fictions on the right. below
is the list of non fictions that i liked:
love is never enough
never good enough
feeling good
the fictions' collection is
clan of the cave bears
shelters of stone
the complete collection of calvin and hobbes
below is the direct html to the reviews:
http://www.librarything.com/rsshtml/otherreviews/asn26
surprisingly to me, non of the non fictions are reviewed by anyone
on the LibraryThing site?
The Clan of the Cave Bears is the most popular of my collection
the least popular is : Never Good Enough |o|
none of my collection made it to the top 25 or the top 25 reviewed
One of the fun statistics listed is that 3 of my collections' original language is english
learning 2.0 week 8 zoho

hello everyone, i am writing something here. i've created an account with zoho on march 22 2007.
asn26
i don't know if this is the proof that i used zoho writer not.
so i captured the writings with the zoho writer and put its feed here.
one neat feature that i like about the zoho writer is its ability to publish what i wrote to my blogger.com account.
zoho writer can transform my writing document to pdf, word, html and other rich text formats.
i can also email my document.
it's like an upgraded word processor combined with email and blogging features plus site feeding.
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
week 7: Wiki
wikis are good for postings info for interested users and is easy to edit.
doesn't need much info to create an account for editing wikis.
name, user name and password is all needed.
upgrades can be purchased for advanced options as more spaces to post.
wikis, undoubtedly, can be prone to vandals trying to confuse its members,
but i think wikis are like post-it notes for any organizations including the library.
having wikis can be one of the first steps to build a community.
the plcmc wiki web site just let me edit their wiki
i input my favorite tv shows: with the asn26 signature.
one proof so far, i couldn't create an account with my name and user password?
all i can do is edit the wiki with the password they given me: plcmc
i am trying to import the rss feed of the wiki into my blog . . .
i done it ! 5 plcmc learning 2.0 feeds at a time is in the asn26 blog.
now my next assignment is to add my blog to the plcmc favorite blogs
i finished this task. i found out that i don't need to use brackets [] on my blogspot.com account
the link is automatically created w/o brackets. all i need to do is click on the highlited link to
asn26blog
doesn't need much info to create an account for editing wikis.
name, user name and password is all needed.
upgrades can be purchased for advanced options as more spaces to post.
wikis, undoubtedly, can be prone to vandals trying to confuse its members,
but i think wikis are like post-it notes for any organizations including the library.
having wikis can be one of the first steps to build a community.
the plcmc wiki web site just let me edit their wiki
i input my favorite tv shows: with the asn26 signature.
one proof so far, i couldn't create an account with my name and user password?
all i can do is edit the wiki with the password they given me: plcmc
i am trying to import the rss feed of the wiki into my blog . . .
i done it ! 5 plcmc learning 2.0 feeds at a time is in the asn26 blog.
now my next assignment is to add my blog to the plcmc favorite blogs
i finished this task. i found out that i don't need to use brackets [] on my blogspot.com account
the link is automatically created w/o brackets. all i need to do is click on the highlited link to
asn26blog
Thursday, March 8, 2007
week 6 (continued . . .) : thoughts on library 2.0
To me, Library 2.0 is a starting point for the future of libraries.
on one of the posts, i think is from the librarian from UCLA, whose
insight i agree on. He said that library 2.o needs to create a search page or engine
that ought to have customized options in a single space. this is cool.
other thoughts that we should make the library a user-eccentric kinda environment.
library should be a two way access. i also agreed to this.
the futures for the information age is done to stimulate the senses and not just the mind.
3D books, or simulations in games, other medias are present today. So i think the library
will be a more fun and stimulating environment in the future.
last thought, public libraries should incorporate databases from other sectors such as business, government, schools, and research facilities in their information databases. on this point, i think
the pub. lib is currently doing but it's just the beginning.
patrons also need to be aware of their privileges and not to abuse them.
overall, i read all the articles, i agreed with all their viewpoints.
on one of the posts, i think is from the librarian from UCLA, whose
insight i agree on. He said that library 2.o needs to create a search page or engine
that ought to have customized options in a single space. this is cool.
other thoughts that we should make the library a user-eccentric kinda environment.
library should be a two way access. i also agreed to this.
the futures for the information age is done to stimulate the senses and not just the mind.
3D books, or simulations in games, other medias are present today. So i think the library
will be a more fun and stimulating environment in the future.
last thought, public libraries should incorporate databases from other sectors such as business, government, schools, and research facilities in their information databases. on this point, i think
the pub. lib is currently doing but it's just the beginning.
patrons also need to be aware of their privileges and not to abuse them.
overall, i read all the articles, i agreed with all their viewpoints.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
week 6

I went to del.icio.us and explore.
Having listened to their ceo about tagging browsers' favorites
(bookmarkings). The difference is that with del.icio.us, we can
see who have similar interests and links to their blogs, feeds, or
websites.
del.icio.us let me install their browser buttons such as the settings and
'del.icio.us' button.
It's similar to the major search engines like mozilla, internet explorer, yahoo .. .
but del.icio.us is a sub-engine or add-ons ( in my opinion)
during the way i registered to wordpress.org.
unfortunately, the feed i need could not be shown.
on the way, i also bumped into the rss feed symbol for anyone
who needs to know.
the overall impression on del.icio.us
scale 1 to 10 i give it a 6.99
i wished the site have more graphics or visual elements to it.
It's a beginning linked to bookmarking our favorites topics though a third
party site and share info.
i guess the library users can be introduced to it.
it wasn't an exciting discovery, however, it's a learning experience
on what's out there on the web 2.0
by the way, i also got the link to teen zone
it's a forum-blog type of web site on
books, music, videos blog links that 'teens' put up there.
older people with a nostalgy for their teenage days can go here. . .
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