Google docs

Just beginning to think about the possibility of using Google Docs - maybe for updating plant species lists for particular sites.
Could also be used maybe for Library event bookings.... lots of potential.

Library Thing is OK. I've added a few books to my library and might add some more later.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Botany1

Bookmarks

I've been looking at del.icio.us and have added a couple of bookmarks. It's a very useful tool.
http://delicious.com/grownativeplants

Gardening Australia

Just added link to Gardening Australia. Looks like some interesting content.

RSS Feeds

I've signed up on Bloglines and found some sites to connect to. I'm not finding much to do with Australian gardening that I can link to - will keep looking. Some of the links are a bit disappointing - too much random trivia. UA library link shows their new Botany books -this could be useful.

Facebook uses

IF I get time next year, I might create a Facebook site for the Glasshouse Country Garden Expo. I guess if IFLA can do it, so can I. Though I must admit, my personal experience of Facebook has been disappointing. Very strange people ask me to be their friend.

A wiki would be useful

I've just been looking at some interesting wikis. They have the advantage over blogs in that they can be a lot more interactive and cooperative. I think a wiki in which people could write reviews on new Australian botany and gardening books would be very useful. It is often hard to find out about small publications on local flora. A pupose built wiki would allow all plant lovers to pool their knowledge about new publications and write reviews. I'm sure many library users who enjoy reading plant books and also acquisitions staff would use such a wiki.
Maybe when I get some spare time...........!!!