Twitter 2.0

From what I could see the library is posting program information. I think that things like when new books come in could also be posted.

LibraryThing 2.0

I didn't agree with some of the reviews on this site, but the one thing I thought might be useful both for my personal use and at work were the recommendations.

Google calendar 2.0

I can see why Google calendar could become very popular as you can check your schedule from any computer and even get text messages to remind you of important occasions or appointments, etc. I may have to give this one a try.

You Tube 2.0

I like YouTube when I have to see something in particular like a knitting technique that I am unsure of how to do, I can just type in what it is I want to see and there are several different ones to choose from. The only drawback is that you can get carried away watching more than what you actually went there for.

RSS 2.0

I was able to set up my RSS feed, but one especially doesn't seem to have anything to do with the original topic I chose so I don't really know if this is a good way to gather information.

Google 2.0

I like YouTube because you can look up any topic and have a video showing you exactly how to do what you are wanting to learn. The only thing I don't like is that you get everything that has your search word in it come up and sometimes it is unrelated. I would recommend it to my friends though because it is a good tool for instruction.

Facebook 2.0

I think for me, facebook is somewhat of a time waster.