Week 10:

Podecasting - up to the minute technology. Download is the way to go!
Going to use my MP3 player for audio books and some music.
Love the ebook/audiobook feature.

BTW - One of my absolute all time favorites -Prairie Home Companion has it's own site for all the news from lake woebegone. Access it at http://prairiehome.publicradio.org/ It also gives you the radio stations that carry the show and the time slots to listen to it.

Week 9:

Liveplasma -cool. Like the integrated tree design spinning out to like or similar music and then to near genre.
Copyright info - essential.
Digital Music copyright info -also essential, especially since I'm a musician/singer and work with musicians on original works, performances, independent movie soundtrack/sound fx, music, etc.
Copyright for Libraries and Educational use - very valuable info for our daily business.

Bookmarked the sites for reference.

Digital copyright stance - It's a good ideal, but it's hard to regulate cyberspace. Sites have to be willing to self regulate and there is still no guarantee their users will follow suit.

Week 8:

Interesting to see the different methods for protecting intellectual and artistic items such as the common protections here. Check out "Copy Left" (vs copyrigtht) for open source code programming. It's along the same lines only the other direction. Rules for keeping software open source code.

Week 7:

Trainco -Interesting and good information. May help people stay focused.
Catster - Ahhhh, cute kittys.
Dogster - Puppies!!
Blufr - Fun! Right up my alley as a history major, didn't fool me on most of them.
Chugged - Ok.
Bottletalk - Ok also.
Puzzleplayer - Right up there with bored.com.

Just reinforces -there's something for everybody out there in cyberspace. If not create it!

Week 6

Mashups:
Propsmart - map does not function very well at all.
Found OCLS and UCF on the Learn 2.0 interactive map.
Facebook, myspace, Networking - one word CAUTION!

Week 5

Meez - ok cute, but useless.