22 Webware

I explored Webware and found, under Education and Reference, a list of sites that allow easy document sharing. This would be helpful to students or workgroups that are sharing and co-editing documents that may be using different versions of wordprocessing or spreadsheet programs.
Scribd http://www.scribd.com/ seemed the most straightforward and easy to use.

In their own words:
Put your docs online.
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Google labs

I was impressed by the voice activation options Google is experimenting with, that type of experimentation could lead to less password typo failures.

On a related "27 things" note, I had my first opportunity to share Bloglines with a patron, it went really well.

ukulele stuff search engine

google made it very easy to create acustomized search engine.

Generator site practice

I created these handy acronyms using the Acronym Liar generator:
WELL
Whole Earth Librarian

TLA
Three Librarian Acronym


http://thesurrealist.co.uk/acro.cgi?word=librarians

I wanted to try out the Tabloid Headline generator but alas it would not open...

Wiki practice take one

I can see how using a Wiki for a conference like ALA or WLA is very easy to set up and useful for planning and making quick changes to.