The end of the adventure!!

I did look at a few of the social networking sites and I can see that libraries can use them to create communities of interest, with the added bonus of harvesting email addresses etc. And I think it would be a way of getting a bit more out there, with certain target audiences. It doesn't 'grab' me (and you won't find me in bebo, spacebook or skyblog) but wouldn't it be good if all the public libraries were friends of SLNSW!!

As for Second Life - the real is engaging enough, virtual still seems like playtime, but I'm open to suggestions. And come to think of it, keeping the genealogists in second life could be very helpful...

And I've enjoyed the program - thank you Ellen and Mylee. I wasn't a model student, I'm afraid. There were bursts and lulls, and there are still quite a lot of things I will go back and look at again when I want to apply them, or just to find out more. But I am better informed, I have looked at my preconceptions and jettisoned a few, and I've been challenged by some of the ideas and concepts.

As for my personal blogging future? May resurrect it again in my retirement...