Well, I just read the part about instant messaging and I must say that when I got to the part about the slang used in chat rooms I realized either how old I’m getting or how little I use computers, because I had no idea of any of the forms used even after reading the HowStuffWorks.com page. No, wait, that’s a lie, I knew :), but that was it. So I don’t know if it is going to be a good idea for me to try instant messaging, but I’ll give it a shot. About that, are we gonna start IMing anytime soon?
I think that the use of e-mail in the library has had a positive impact in every department. It allows us to communicate with our co-workers and other departments in a more effective, faster way than traditional letters or face-to-face interactions ever could.
I have used text messaging before, and I really liked it. The only turnover I find with it is the fact that if you lose track of the current text-messaging language is really difficult to get back to it. And I haven’t used IM yet, but all I’ve seen about it tells me that it’s a great thing and we should implement it in the library. That way, when we’re sending e-mails that require an answer, instead of having to wait for the others to write us back, we would get their answer instantly, making everything even faster.
Friday, November 21, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Thing 4
Trading card
Monday, November 3, 2008
5th Thing
I went to the web page where we are supposed to make a trade card and stuff, but when I saved it and put it on my blog, the picture was so small you could barely see it and there wasn't any way to make it bigger. I deleted it and now I'm trying to make it again in a different way to see if it changes anything. I'll put it up as soon as I finish it.
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