Week 11

So you're going to evaluate our blogs, eh?  I'm not threatened...
Contrary to appearances, I've learned alot.  I enjoyed Ancestry and Hobbies and Crafts, I found Health and Newspapers most useful.  Probably the most impressive were the EbscoHost Databases, which will take a great deal longer than a week to really be able to use well, but I'm game.  Thanks for the help.

Week 10

I"m certainly impressed with the size of the available databases and interesting sidelights - I can get Time magazine March 1923 read to me with an Aussi accent.  I could not find ?Periodicals? at all but did find Title List as an option, which seemed to serve the purpose.  I did a basic search  in Ebsco eBook on Constitution Day and came up with one result - "Historical Dictionary of Taiwan (Republic of China).  ???

Week 9

LearningExpress is great, and the tutorial is wonderful, once I got it to run - clear and concise, with enough time to connect what you're reading with the section of the screen it's referring to.  One of the sections I hadn't noticed before was the software tutorials which could be a valuable resource - though it would be better if I could have found a short description of them each.  The practice tests and prep guides do save a great deal of shelf space in a subject area that changes so quickly sometimes it's hard to keep up and that has a high number of disappearances.

Weeks 7,8 & 9

Consumer Health was moderately navigable.  I was glad to see that it contained some information on alternate therapies, and it seemed in general to be a good starting placewhen you want information on a specific condition.
Geneology was tough to get the hang of but fun and addictive.
The LearningExpress tutorial didn't work and it took me quite a while to find the site in the first place, but once on I could get around it.  I've already made use of these with patrons and am very glad to have tried them first.