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Where does one begin, so many to look at, so many choices?
I looked at everyone; some I had come across before and even joined a few well before I heard about Web 2.0 and have also posted about some on this blog.
I guess the decision comes down to what your need is, how easy the site is to use, will it still be around in years to come, will it still be free to use.
I think some of these applications/programs if integrated can add value to the services the library offers to their patrons and the community in general.
I was pleased to find an Australian website "The Broth" although its’ only offering applications that can be added to Facebook but still it is an ozzie.
1 comment:
You have made a good comment regrading how many of these applications will be around in the near future and will they be free as they are now. Certainly food for thought before using some of these applications.
Almost to the end.
Lynette
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