Category Social Tools
Akoha – Play it Forward
While browsing my FeedReader this morning I came across this post about Akoha. Akoha is a game, not on your computer, or your Xbox, but a game with cards. Cards that people hand to you and you hand to others that allow you to play good deeds forward. When you get a card, you log on […]
Is Library 2.0 and/or Web 2.0 really serving our patrons?
I saw and participated in a discussion on this on one of my email lists last week. I thought I’d take more time to write out my thoughts and responses on my blog. Sarah posted this over in MaintainIT but it looks like she didn’t open it up for comments so I’m going to. Here […]
LibraryThing adds Find Friends feature
It’s 7 am and I haven’t even finished my first cup of coffee but I’m already excited! LibraryThing has added a Find Friends feature! Sweet! One of my favorite tools, as a librarian, a book lover, goes even more social! It has the usual option to find people using your email contacts, but also a […]
The New WebJunction Sneak Peek
Yesterday, I was lucky enough to be included in a group of people who saw a sneak peek of the New WebJunction. I am so impressed with the social functionality of it. Think Facebook meets Linkedin meets online learning, incredible! It hasn’t been released yet, they are talking late summer, which is too bad because […]
FriendFeed takes stalking to a new level
Or maybe it’s just me. :-) Like most of us I spent a lot of time checking out new sites and online tools. Some of them like, twine, zigtag, and brightkite, I play with for a while then drop for one reason or another. Others stick with me, likeFriendFeed. I know it’s been around awhile, but […]
Tweet Wheel
Have you guys seen this cool TweetWheel? Go to tweetwheel.com put in your twitter user name and it will generate one for you. It’s interactive too so you can see how all your contacts are connected. You can see the interactive version of mine here.
Zigtag invites
I have a couple of Zigtag.com invites to give away. Holler if you want one, leave a comment or send me an email. I haven’t really played with it yet, seems to be a bit like twine.com, but only works in FireFox.
