Saturday, January 27, 2007
Week 3: Things 5, 6, and 7
Flickr, like blogging, is not new to me. Unlike blogging, I haven't had the time or desire to delve into Flickr, other than trying to keep up the photos and links of a single prolific poster to Flickr, who is a rising star in librarianship and whose photos and blog entries blur the lines between professional and personal interest. Simply to be able to occasionally comment on his photos, I created my own bare-bones Flickr account but rarely use it. The major problem with all this technology is how time-consuming it can be, and how much restraint and discipline is required to maintain a distinction between the professional and the personal. It's a balancing act that I've learned to hone since way back in 1995, but I think a full explanation requires a separate post. Suffice it to say for now that I'm grateful to be granted time at work to explore technology for professional purposes, and I continue to make some time at home to do the same for personal purposes. So much technology, so little time!
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So much technology, so little time, indeed! That is EXACTLY why I haven't gotten into blogging before now. Still, I can see how it can be helpful, and thank goodness we're being given the opportunity and time to learn about all of this.
It's not clear to me how to reply to a comment in blogger. I can leave my own comment, but won't it look like I'm commenting on my own post, when what I really want to do is comment on the previous comment? It's much clearer in LiveJournal.
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