# 9 Flickr

I think after reviewing Flickr that it may be something I'll like to use. I was surprised to learn of the many different ways one can tag and then share their photos. I chose Tusany sunflowers because it reminded me of my trip to Italy and while traveling through Tusany we did see many beautiful scenes as this one. Arrivederci!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27332539@N07/2702427842/

# 8 YouTube Video

At first I wasn't sure what I would search for. Then I searched for pictures of my old Queens neighborhood and found them. I even looked at videos from concerts that I attended. I then realized the searches were endless so I looked for one of the most talented actors and my favorite; Paul Newman. By adding his video to my blog I can always look back and remember his great movies and of course those blue eyes.
I believe the library can use YouTube as a learning tool not only because so many people already seem to be familiar with it, but one wouldn't even have to leave their home to access a tutorial video.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaYQkHgHwyQ

#7-Library Thing

I can see where people, especially an avid reader may find this useful. I did find it interesting enough to creat a "library" and entered Grapes of Wrath, Polar Express and Dewey: the Small Town Cat... just for this exercise. I haven't decided if I'll be using it.

# 6-Delicious

I found this to be quite easy. I really like trying new recipes so the food network got my attention. I can see how using the tag cloud in our OPAC can be helpful when searching for a certain genre or just looking for the current bestsellers. It's also interesting to see which tags are most used by the size of the word.