I just completed THING 13. The instructions were easy to follow, and it was easy to use the product. If my computer software at home was up-to-date, I would be strongly tempted to use this

Thing 15

I completed thing 15. I'm not aware of any friend or member of my family who Twitters, so I don't think I will ever TWEET.

I completed the following things - Thing 11, Thing 12, and Thing 14. We'll all probably get fired for constantly IMing.

Thing 9

I was able to watch Noel's video on You-Tube. I never realized how easy it was to use You-Tube. I e-mailed the video of Joaquin Phoenix's interview with David Letterman

Thing 8

I was able to complete Thing 8 by creating a account in LINKEDIN. I am updating my profile and I was able to see which of my former colleagues at Wallace Computer Services also have an account.

Thing 10

I was able to complete Thing 10 without problems. I will review the library photos in more detail so that I can make intelligent comments about what additional activities or facilities we could highlight

Thing 7

I was able to complete Thing 7. The printed instructions were easy to follow, and the TADALIST web site was very clear in how to create a list

I was able to complete Thing 6, and found an interesting item to complete the exercise.

In my old technology job, podcasts were very valuable, even though they weren't called podcasts, and they weren't as easy to use as this.



I still can't complete Thing 5 because all items are checked out again, but I know how to do it. It seems simple enough. I'm sure that some of our patrons are/would be very interested in this capability, but I suspect that most library patrons would be slow to make use of it, because of slow download times and the technological sophistication that most don't have or want to bother with