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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Method 11
I loved looking at the Podcasting libraries and seeing everything that libraries are doing. I really wanted to listen to the Cheshire Public Library podcast focusing on teens, but my computer had it blocked. I'll try at home. Podcasting opens up a whole new world. Some patrons respond more to verbal instruction and information, so this could be the way to go with them.
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