I used Blogger images to move this photo of the Badlands to my blog. I learned something about the process when I first tried to move an image from Google images to my blog and it didn't work because it was copyrighted and it wasn't a jpeg.
I love this photo because it reminds of spring. The Badlands are best appreciated in the spring or the fall when it isn't so hot and the rattlesnakes aren't so active.

This the assignment #5 in Flicker 2.0

experiment on rss feeds

I am wondering if I can bring an RSS feed into my blog. I know I can bring in a URL but haven't figured out how to do an RSS feed yet. I was asked by one of my co-workers if it was possible or not so I am going to investigate that question.

jason kottke's blog

Jason Kottke is one of the most famous bloggers and his website is brimming over with interesting little facts, photos, links to other sites. I really enjoy reading it. Check it out at www.kottke.org

23 tasks - 21 to go

I am going to be blogging about my experiences in more of a classroom format now. We have 23 assignments to complete as part of a technology learning experience and creating a blog is step #2. Since I already had a blog I am going to use my existing account. It should be fun learning about technology that is up and coming in the world.

new blog i liked

I was checking out the highlighted blogs and discovered Designers'Block blog. It is a very pretty elaborate blog by a woman artist Di Overton. She has some lovely images, her favorite places and clothes and lots of other fun stuff.

Tuesday afternoon

I am just starting this blog with the hope that I can teach others how to blog. I am going to teach library staff and the public how to do this so here I go, blogging away. I created a little jingle to help myself remember to check all of the new technology locations we have now as a public services staff. It goes like this, "blog, blog, wiki, wiki, IM, e-mail and chaaaaat". Pretty clever huh?