Hey everyone!
It’s Week 2 of Vermont’s 23 Things. This week’s adventure is Blogging. You’ll get to create a blog to record your thoughts and experiences as you explore the Things. So set up your blog and send me (mara.siegel@mail.dol.state.vt.us) the link to have it added to the list on the Participant Blogs page.
Week 2: Blogging
3. Set up your own blog & add your first post.
4. Register your blog.
Categories: Blogging · Week 2
Tagged: blog, Blogs, Vermont's 23 Things - Fall Session, Week 2
Here we go again! It’s September 23 and for those of you who haven’t yet gone on the Vermont’s 23 Things adventure, especially you children and youth services librarians, here’s your chance!! Find out what everyone has been talking about!
If you’ve already started and are a little stalled, how about using this as motivation to conquer the next Thing?
What is Vermont’s 23 Things?
Vermont’s 23 Things is a self-directed online learning program that will introduce you to many free Web 2.0 tools. If you’ve ever been curious about blogs, wikis, flickr, RSS, MySpace, and YouTube, but haven’t gone beyond looking up their definitions, here’s a chance to explore those tools (and more!) Vermont’s 23 Things will encourage you to play with them and see how they can be useful in your library (or personally).
Grace Greene, DOL’s Children’s Services Consultant, campaigned for a fall session for children and youth librarians, but all are welcome. As an extra bonus, Grace will be participating.
Please tell all of your colleagues. Consider finding a buddy to share the fun and keep you motivated. Your regional consultant is also available for help: Amy Howlett: The Good Ship Beagle, Michael Roche: Northeast Regional Library, Jeremiah Kellogg: Vtmidstatelibrary’s Weblog, and Rob Geiszler, rob.geiszler@mail.dol.state.vt.us
Categories: Vermont's 23 Things - Fall Session · Week 1
Tagged: Lifelong Learning, Vermont's 23 Things - Fall Session
It is with great sadness that I acknowledge this last lesson of Vermont’s 23 Things. On a lighter note, we get to guiltlessly watch videos on Youtube and listen to podcasts.
For those of you who would like continuing education credit for your participation, please e-mail me.
For those of you who aren’t up to Week 11 yet, have no fear, the website isn’t going anywhere and you have plenty of time to finish.
And for all of you, thank you so very much for participating. Your enthusiasm is inspiring.
Categories: Week 11
Tagged: podcasts, Vermont's 23 Things - summer session, YouTube
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