Library on mobil

I tried Århus Library on the mobil (m.aakb.dk)It seems to be working very well. I think it is great that you can enter Litteratursiden.dk A side about litterature) or Gaffa.dk (A side about music). I think we will see a lot more of this in a short while.

Second life - not in a second...

After finishing reading for Friday, I had to try SL. But, after signing up, my old laptop can't come up with a useful video card, so now I can't join. What a shame.
Does anyone have any experience in this problem?

RSS and blogs

I most often use my iGoogle and my blog as a RSS-reader. I also use Google Reader, but I've placed it on my iGoogle.
I'm curious at Bloglines, and want to check it out.

I think it is a blog-jungle, and I don't think I just can find blogs to subscribe. I use serendipity, when I see something interesting I use Del.icio.us or RSS to follow up, and often I can go even further from what I've found. I'm not a very good english-reader, and have to use a lot of time to understand what a blog is about. There are other things I think is more interesting, than searching for blogs in english, but of course I've found 3 :-)

I chose blyberg.net because it seems very professionel, and he has been blogging since august 2005.

Like Néné I'm interested in Mary Ellen Bates - if she is writing about something, it might be worth looking at. I also found links to Phil Bradleys blog many places.

I also found iLibrarian by Ellyssa Kroski. It seems to be interesting as well.

At my blog I've allready had Blog on the Side - Darlene Fichter, as Caroline also linked to, and Sociale teknologier i biblioteker, a danish student from DB who had a course like this, last year.

... and found another one...

Anne-Maries Web 2.0 links

There is a lot of interesting web2.0 features, and if you don't know anything about it, this is a place to start: GO2WEB2.0 But offcourse, it might be a little too much :-)

I like the features where you can opload your fotos to the blog in severel ways. You probably all know Flickr and Picasa, but here is a site, where you can make your own slide-show in many funny ways. It's simply called Slide

If you like music, there are different tolls to f.ex. get a radio on your blog, one could be Last.fm It's easy to use, but do not allways contain what I'm looking for. Or, try Deezer

If you want to learn more about 23things, you can easily look it op at Helsingør Bibliotek, or Gentofte Bibliotek - but only in danish.