Sneaking the Social Web into Your Library: Tips Tricks & Just Plain Sneaky Tactics
One of my presentations from Notes from the 2009 Internet Librarian Conference with Erin Downey Howerton
I mentioned during the Q&A that you can do all sorts of things with RSS. An audience member asked me if I could include some of that information in my post. Here goes
David Rothman’s Favorite RSS Resources and Tools *start here*
- Explaining RSS
- Resources to help you choose a feed aggregator
- Google Reader Tips and Plug-ins
- RSS-to-Email tools
- Publishing RSS content on Web Pages
- Web-Based RSS-to-Web-Page tools
- Hosted RSS-to-Web-Page Tools
- Feed mashing and filtering tools and Creating feeds for pages that don’t offer them
From Mashable The Ultimate RSS Toolbox – 120+ RSS Resources includes
- readers
- rss to email converters
- feed validators, plugins
- mixer
- ping tools
- directories and tips & hacks.
It’s ok if you don’t know what all of those are, bookmark it for later when you do.
Web 2.0 for Patrons
One of my presentations from Internet Librarian 2009 with Jennifer Koerber, Sean Robinson, Rebecca Ranallo
I’ll be posting an update to this when I hear from Liz.
Collaborating in the Clouds: Selecting Tools
One of my presentations from Internet Librarian 2009. For this one I presented with Tom Ipri, Rachel Vacek and Anna Creech
Bring on the Rain Putting the Cloud to Work for You: in introduction to cloud computing
One of my presentations from the 2009 COMO conference in Columbus GA
- Google docs
- Zoho
- Buzzword
- Preezo
- PreZentit
- PBworks
- Wetpaint
- Wikispaces
- 30 Boxes
- Google Calendar
- Yahoo
- MyHomePoint
- Remember the Milk
- Ta-Da list
- Todoist
- The Online CEO
- Hiveminder
- Joe’s Goals
- Doodle
- Delicious
- Digg
- Netvibes
- iGoogle
- Slideshare
- Google Reader
- Google Wave
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- Feel free to quote blog posts and link back to the site. Please do not copy my entire post on your site. Thank you
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