I guess part of the reason they are introducing this at work is so that everyone can be more familiar with the technology that is out there but I do have to say that I miss the days of old (ok, I'm showing my age here) when I went to my library and it was so quiet in there you could hear a pin drop. Remember those old card catalogs? I still have the memories of looking up a book in the card catalog and having a librarian help me with a project and when I would check out a book they had this cool machine that would take a photo copy of the card inside the back of the book along with my library card. Computers are progress, this is true...but some things are still remembered fondly.
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Another activity was to check out and try Twitter. Ummm, I wasn't that crazy about it and don't think it's something that I would personally ever use. I had a little bit of a time trying to figure out how to "tweet" and had to go into the help section, man did I feel stupid! I guess that's what these exercises are for, huh? I put up a "tweet" about my favorite books that I read recently, the Blossom Street series by Debbie Macomber...who knows, maybe someone will read my tweet and read the books.
2 comments:
I find it easier with the computer
Madeleine
I miss the card catalogs, too. There was just something about them, a database in card form. I would end up with several drawers open and cards propped up as I did research for a school project. The librarians were so helpful and I just loooooved the library.
But, yeah, if you whispered everyone in the building heard you LOL
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