Following Sources: the End?

Resource Shelf-6 new postings on a short week. 

An interesting post today:

"Alexander Street Press Launches Free Search Platform"

Alexander Street Press has a video collection and

libraries who have access to Alexander Street video can

now search the collection in one place.

 ALA Tech Source-3 new postings this week.

A posting from today:

ALA is extending a special price for the ALA Tech Source online subscription.

From October 14th:

Overdrive already has a 200% increase of eBook checkouts 

over all eBook checkouts of 2010.

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We officially wrap-up following our sources this week. 

Resource Shelf was very productive.

I always had quite a few posts to pick from for my blog.

The topics had a lot of variety and were interesting.

ALA Tech Source usually had between one to three posts.

Most of the topics were about workshops from ALA.

Many of them sounded interesting but I am not a member.

A source I found through Delicious was the ALSC blog.

(Association for Library Service to Children)

I believe all my sources had helpful and interesting information.

ALA Tech Source had the fewest postings; 

Resource Shelf the most postings;

but ALSC was the blog that I personally found the most interesting.

I did learn some new information from following these sources, 

that I feel will benefit me in the future.

It led me to find out more about items that I did not understand. 

I will leave the sources on my Google Reader,

and occasionally read something that catches my attention,

or my curiosity.