While Waiting For Godot

1. Take a digital picture with a camera and/or phone and download it to your PC.

2. Register at Blogger and start a blog. Post every once in a while and add a photo.

3. Register at Bloglines and aggregate your blog and RSS subscriptions into one reader. Check out what other blogs align with your interests.

4. Look at Facebook and see the next generation of social networking.

5. Set up a Flickr account and post a few of digital photos online. Tag and annotate them.

6. Look at Squidoo and find out how you can earn a little bit of money online.

7. Make a Cafe Press store and order you own notebooks, magnets, tee shirts etc.

8. Register at MSN Photo Album and build an album to share with friends, family, or colleagues.

9. Check out Myspace and see how this service has become so huge globally.

10. Have some fun with the links on the Generator Blog.

11. Download Firefox and compare it to Explorer and Opera.

12. Research bookmarklets and try a few.

13. Revisit Yahoo! and remind yourself why it is visited more than Google.

14. Learn about iFILM and viral video.

15. Get a PubSub account and start searching the future.

16. Make a map of all the countries or states you’ve been to at Visited Countries.

17. Experiment with some sound and picture search engines like Podscope.

18. Try some new Web search engines like Exalead, Wink, Gravee, Clusty, Mooter, Kartoo, etc., or others you can find at Search Engine Watch’s list.

19. Learn more about visual display tools like Grokker.

20. Check out Google Base and see what the fuss is all about.

21. Register with NetFlix and rent a movie. Learn how to deal with streaming media.

22. Get a Del.icio.us account and play with social bookmarking and tags.

23. Play with Blinkx and learn about searching TV shows, video and podcasts.

24. Try MovieFlix too. There are plenty of free movies here to learn to do this.

25. Set up a Google Picasa account. Post a picture and then edit it.

26. Download an MP3 file to your PC, laptop or phone. Try iTunes, LimeWire, Kazaa, or eDonkey. Look for something that’s not music too.

27. Listen to a podcast. There are quite a few about library issues, too.

28. Find your home and your office on Google Maps.

29. Check out your local public library’s website. You’ll likely find some cool stuff like talking books for that long commute, or classical music collections, or eBooks.

30. Change your ringtone so you don’t jump when everyone else’s default ring goes off.

31. Visit the Google Labs site regularly.

32. Set up a personalized Google or My Yahoo! page

33. Play with JibJab.

34. Play with Wikipedia. Edit an entry, feel the network.

35. Play with Copernic and extend your searching.