team all the 43T librarians

I’m looking into starting wikis for a couple of projects… One is work related, in which we need a private wiki… The other is more public.

I played around with setting up a wiki on wetpaint, but was wondering if anyone could recommend other sites that have good, free wiki service, but with minimum number of ads…. (I find the wetpaint site to be a bit disorienting and busy…)

any tips?

I read a lot and post reviews on Amazon. I answer questions on Yahoo Answers. I write how-to articles for eHow.com.
I’m having fun in retirement, so guess I’m doing OK. I also golf, travel, and have taken up photography and writing.

I do I invite people to join us?

funniculee!

I’d love to be a part of this community!

Gettin’ all Web 2.0,
Lea

can i invite myself to your team?

pretty please?
:)

since I no longer reside in Library Land I am officially taking this goal off my list but I will always be a Librarian at heart.
I’m still involved with the Library at the school and am in charge of the lunch room reading table so books are never far away.
To all that have or desire a MLS, please remember the patrons,
the books will always have a home but with out the patrons there is no circulation and with out circulation there is no library, and the Library is a living functioning entity never forget that. (my former DUHrector did and is feeling the effects)

I’m thinking about going to grad school in LIS. (funnicule, bibliomane, thanks for the info!) I have a B.S. degree in computer science. It got me good employment, but too dry and boring. I prefer to go to grad school for a more well rounded education.

I need to interview a school librarian about book challenges. Just a handful of basic questions. School here is not in session and I need to complete this course within a week.

Any school librarians here that wouldn’t mind a quick exchange by email?

jmauldinheiner at verizon dot net.

I need some assistance.

I’m kind of new at this and I have an assignment that I’m finding tricky. I’m to write a defense of a book from the Frequently Challenged list. I’ve read the book, but I’m finding I don’t really know how to approach the defense.

Can someone point me to an example? That would help quite a bit.