I’ve set up an account with delicious and find the idea of accessing ‘my’ websites from any PC very useful. I’m trying to organise these links using tags and find this difficult. In typical librarian manner I’d prefer a hierarchical order, ie folders and subfolders. On the other hand, being able to create my own set of ‘controlled’ vocabulary (even if only I control it…) is rather interesting.
I can see how delicious could be a very useful service within the library – offering a selection of relevant links to free resources to a particular library user group. Although, what’s the difference of having them on the library website? I guess it’s easier to maintain…
I haven’t set up an account with flickr although I’m a very keen photographer. I’m already with another online provider – snapfish. I can’t tag the photographs there but can arrange albums in neat chronological order
Below are a few of my photographs… I was eager to try inserting them in a blog post. I like the advanced features of adding borders etc.











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August 28, 2008 at 12:45 pm
Lawrence
I also like delicious. I sometimes find it impossible to find a site I know I have in the favourites I have in my browser. But with delicious I can quickly search for them.
One of other things I really like about delicious is that you can see what others have bookmarked. if you haven’t done it already, the next time you’re on delicious click on the number in the coloured box to see who else has bookmarked a site you have in your own bookmarks. By doing this you may find others with the same/similar interests to you. This is the ‘social’ part of delicious.