After 23 there is only terra innumerata (or is is Web. 3.00?)

• which thing/s you found most useful: The overall scheme was a very helpful "tour d'horizon" of what is out there, against which I could check what I had come across already and what was still unknown.
• which thing/s you most enjoyed doing: Collecting wigits for i-Google and looking at Facebook with some real purpose in mind.
• which thing/s you have persisted with: I now have managed to re-activate my Twitter account and Flickr and Slideshare are really useful additions to my armoury.
• whether you think web 2.0 in general has a role in the future of libraries: Web.2.00 is already multifarious enough  to allow several different types of pathway, some more about style than substance. I think libraries should not feel sucked into any self-fulfilling scenario but try out what they think could be helpful to their evolving role and not hesitate to drop anything that isn't really productive. Libraries need to recall what their mission should be and reinvent accordingly but not simply to "be there"  for the sake of it, but to create their own distinctive pattern across a non-linear weave where they is no longer any single way of "staying ahead".

Slideshare Thing 22

I did look at this last week but forgot to blog it. I think this could be very useful for looking at other non- generic presentations in my areas or incorporating more generic adaptations into my own tutorials. So far, most of the animation seems to be lost once you have downloaded but it might not suit my own "animation style" ayway (if I can be thought to have one).

Thing 20 Thing 21

For me the purpose of these "Things" was to get some impression of what they might consist of, rather than immediate use-value. However, I was lucky in the Wikipedia article I selected as it had several mis-typings in it, so I was able to do some tidying up. Anything else I thought might just be tinkering or gilding the lily, so I didn't add the small amount of further information I had available.