Well, I thought I'd never get here, but I've finished. I found most of the things interesting because I'd never heard of them before (Del.icio.us, folksonomies) or had heard of them but had no idea what they were (wikis, RSS - still not sure about that one). I've enjoyed blogging, learning how to add pictures especially, and that's helped me to become a book reviewer on our library blog, which is a good way to reinforce the skills learnt here. Library Thing was the most potentially addictive, and discovering biblio.com hasn't helped my credit card debt. I found that I could bring most of the learning exercises back to my favourite subject of the moment, whether that was Dorothy L Sayers or Jane Austen, so that made the whole exercise more inviting. I also found that the best plan was to spend a couple of hours each fortnight on the program as I was able to concentrate better if I worked on it first thing in the morning. So, after a shaky start, I'm very glad I finished, and not just because there's a Borders card with my name on it waiting for me. My final pictures, what should they be? Well, on the left, is a very small picture of some of my bookshelves at home, and on the right, some more of my literary heroines, the Bronte sisters.
