Customer service and technology (usg staff council) [slideshare id=9562830&w=425&h=355&sc=no] View more presentations from robin fKind of a whirlwind topic but we tweeted some people, checked out Facebook Pages & stats AND created a QRcode. All in 1 hour!

 UGA Librarians at COMO. Building a Green Library: Lessons Learned from Three Georgia Academic LibrariesThree Georgia library directors, Gene Ruffin, Loren Pinkerman, and Bill Potter, will discuss the opportunities and challenges involved in building an environmentally sustainable or "green" building.

LinkedIn: Web 2.0 Social Media Panel (2008)UGA faculty Kaye Sweetser, Janet Frick, withDavid Noah from the Center for Teaching and Learning discuss Web 2.0 Social Media at the Student Learning Center.

I thought you might like to seemy student's homework for the intro to image editing workshop (their assignment - edit an image).

Whew, a huge topic to cover in 2 hours (kind of text heavy in a couple of spots but they get slides too):[googleapps domain="docs" dir="present/embed" query="id=dkcxvp2_2433g9vfwrg4" width="410" height="342" /]last session of the web2.0/social media training program...

We all share and learn together - collective learning and knowledge on a big scale. (My mention is May 23) I also really like the idea of audiotweets - might have to give a try. I wonder if I could embed them into a blogger post though... thoughts?

Honestly, this is a great showing of work. Check it out if you have time. Reception June 15 6-8 p.m. Oconee County Library. Featuring work from robin fay (me), sarah hubbard & rene shoemaker.

I'm teaching blogging (we'll do some widgets and advanced blogger customizations!), digital identity, and image editing in the cloud!You must be a UGA member to participate; however, we hope to capture these and offer them online for free.

So, I had to put together a matrix for ebook shopping for the Gadget Group in the Libraries. I tried to do a straightforward comparison, but as with all technology, that's not always easy. I love my Kindle, but Nook Color looks like it might be a great ereader/tablet platform (Android based) for under 300$. It certainly is lighter than my netbook/tablet hybrid (Dell Duo Tablet). I am disappointed that it doesn't seem to support Flash (at least without some hacking).