Explain here what is Web 2.0 and why it is a blessing for librarians; Philosophy of Web 2.0 i.e. involvement of users– Wikis, Blogs, Tags, Keywords, Suggest a subject… etc
Surviving in digital age: Challenges for LIS professionals by Ata ur Rehman - Presentation Transcript
Surviving In Digital Age
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By: Ata ur Rehman Coordinator, LISolutions
Contents
Introduction
Opportunities
Challenges
Starting Point
Conclusions
Q & A
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Introduction
Digital Age?
Paperless
Digital Environment
Soft Material
Information Explosion
E-Culture
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Search Starting Point
Oblinger (2007):
2% of college students used the library web site as the starting point for research
67% learn about electronic resources from their friends.
Perceptions of libraries and information resources (2005):
Search Engine – 84%
E-mail – 6%
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Information Explosion [email_address] According to a study conducted in 2000: Surface Web: 19 Terabytes Deep Web: 7500 Terabytes
Opportunities
Web 2.0
Philosophy
Wikis, Blogs, Forums, Social Networking, Tags, Aggregators, IM, Twitter
Library 2.0
Philosophy
Tags
Users input
Use of Web 2.0 tools for library services
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Opportunities VS Challenges [email_address] Opportunity Skill Set/ Prerequisites CMS (Joomla, Drupal) Domain Storage LAMP, Web-publishing ILS (Koha) Linux Apache MySQL Perl HTML/XML DLS (Greenstone) Apache Perl HTML/XML OCR/Metadata
Cont… [email_address] Opportunity Skill Set/ Prerequisites RSS A little WWW knowledge Twitter -do- Forums/ Bulletin Board A little knowledge of HTML, Web-Publishing, www, etc BLOGS A little WWW knowledge Instant Messaging (IM) Social Networking HTML Web-Publishing Graphics
Content Management Systems (CMS) [email_address]
Integrated Library System [email_address]
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RSS - Real Simple Syndication [email_address]
Brings contents to you
Content available as new feeds
RSS Readers [email_address]
Twitter
Small text tweets
Quickest way to
communicate messages
Libraries on twitter:
LOC
British Library
etc
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Forums / Bulletin Boards
Group Discussions
Post Reply
Best way to interact with users
Topics
Sub-topics
Requests
Book Request
Article Request
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Blogs
Dated entries in chronological order
Ideas Sharing
Discussions / Comments
Informal Articles
Instant Web Publishing
Blogging Sites
WordPress
Blogger / Blogspot
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IM - Instant Messaging
Live Messenger
Yahoo Messenger
ICQ
Google Talk
AOL Messenger
Ask a Librarian
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Social Networking
Students in academic environments use social networks to connect with their friends and colleagues.
A Librarian’s presence on a students’ social tool will increase the visibility of library resources
Social Networks:
Facebook
MySpace
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Social Networking (cont)
FB Pages
Groups
Links
Surveys/Polls
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Bookmarking / Tags
Social Bookmarking services allow users to tag, save, manage and share web pages
Del.icio.us (delicious.com)
Diigo
Information rich resources can be shared among faculty and students.
Users can categorize resources using their own tagging system.
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