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there. I do enjoy viewing the conversations in the group view, easy to see what's being said via the nifty little drop down windows. Day 4: Ask a Question in a Blog Comment: Done. Day 5: Comment on a Blog Post You Don't Agree With: And boy was I out of my league! Day 6: Engage another Commenter in Discussion: Easily done since the conversation is here. I never know whether I'm supposed to 'comment back' or not! Day 7: Reflect on What You've Learned so Far:

“I don’t trust crowds, because I think crowd psychology leads to irrationality and violence, and turns otherwise suppressed fears and superstitions into mass action.”–Rory Litwin at Library Juice. Rory Litwin’s post on Crowds extends to “cooperative user-generated content or the collaborative side of Web 2.0, and the emphasis on group work in higher education, both of which (in my view) de-emphasize and undervalue critical individual

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Is it time to call on universities, libraries and other public computing spaces to remove the Google Toolbar? I think so.” Annoyed Librarian entry “I was reminded of the value of privacy so many librarians claim to espouse while reading a post at Library Juice last week that had Rory Litwin engaging in a little revisionist history. From the LJ post: “The Council sessions of the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Seattle in January were interpreted by many as a defeat of the idea that Council should address

we want them to think words like “Future,” “Hi Tech,” “Information Age,” and “Shiny Gadget!” Fellow librarians, don’t even use the word Book! It’s a no-no! Bad word! Hurts! Pretend you don’t even know what one is! Link: Librarian: Accept Yourself