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    1. Introduction to Web 2.0 for Archives
    2. What is Web 2.0?
      • Its not:
      • just a buzzword
      • a revolution
      • all about technology
      • just for teenagers
      • It’s a state of mind
      • Be open
      • Encourage participation
      • Provide good user experience
    3. Benefits of participating
      • Web 2.0 approach and tools can give an archive:
      • Increased awareness of collections
      • Varied access points
      • Diversification of users
      • Improved relationships & links in the sector
      • Additional information about collections
      • New dynamic ways to engage
      The era of control is over: You can either stay in the bunker, or you can jump out there and try to participate, to not participate is criminal. - Ed Dilworth, Wired Magazine Archives have extraordinary content and the ability to touch real people = a duty to engage and share Why participate? Vs
    4. Web 2.0 Technologies
      • Flickr
      • Use to:
      • Share digital images
      • Collect images
      • Collect comments
      • Link to your official site
      • Example:
      • ArchivesOnFlickr
      • Wikis
      • Use to:
      • Capture user knowledge
      • Add value
      • Give users a forum
      • Revise catalogues safely!
      • Example:
      • Your Archives
    5. Web 2.0 Technologies
      • Podcasts
      • Use to:
      • Share recordings with wider audience
      • Record talks, instructions for using archive and audio transcriptions of documents
      • Example:
      • TNA - Podcast Series
      • Videos
      • Use to:
      • Share films and digital media
      • Connect with different user base
      • Allow reuse of material
      • Provide information and instructions
      • Example:
      • National Library of Scotland - NLofScotland
    6. Blogs
      • Are websites with frequently updated posts, links to other sites and reader comments
      • Use to:
      • Communicate
      • Host online exhibits
      • Collection of the month or Whimsy ( Mustaches of the 19 th Century )
      • Highlight treasures
      • Transcripts of diaries or letters ( George Orwell / Robert Burns )
      • Subject based ( Business Archives Scotland )
      • Share news about your repository ( British Cartoon Archive )
      • Document the processing of a collection ( John Murray Archive )
    7. Twitter (microblogging)
      • Use to:
      • Similar to blogs but shorter posts
      • Share news
      • Tweet letters, diaries, postcards
      • Answer user queries
      • Examples:
      • Edwardian postcard project at Lancaster University tweets excerpts from postcards in their collection..
      • West Yorkshire Archive Services are using twitter as a news service
    8. Blogs: a tale of 2 blogs
      • Glasgow University Archive Services
      • Part of larger library services blog
      • Focus on publicising events, websites, launches and projects
      • Encourage staff to post about personal experiences or research interests
      • Stats since May: 4950 views, 86 in total (24 from archives)
      • Ballast Blog
      • Organisational blog about our collections and working life
      • Focus on images
      • Only archivist posting at present
      • Stats since May: 641 views, 45 posts
    9. How to find your way?
      • Think
      • What do you want your blog to do?
      • Make time
      • Commit to regular blog posts
      • Take time to learn what other organisations are doing
      • Create an organisational identity
      • This allows multiple members of staff to work on it and is more ”official”
      • Make the internet work for you
      • Create a start page
      • Use bookmarks
    10. Let the Internet do the work
      • Different accounts available (igoogle, netvibes, bloglines)
      • Allow you to collate news feeds, blogs, twitter comments, bookmarks, flickr, articles
      • Pushes content to you in one place for comment or action
      • Saves time
      • Make it a part of your daily routine
      Create a “start page”
    11.  
    12. Questions
      • Get in touch
      • [email_address]
      • 01505 328488
      • More examples available
      • http://www.webwatchingforarchivists.blogspot.com
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