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    1. RSS, Blogging, Online Tutorials and More: Putting the Library 2.0 pieces together
    2. Introduction
      • New (and old) technology tools you can use to add value to your online catalog
      • Collectively many of these tools are known as Web 2.0
        • Blogs, RSS, podcasts, online tutorials
    3. Rick Anderson, UNLV
      •   In my library, we’ve seen a 55 percent drop in circulation rates over the past twelve years, making it harder and harder to justify the continued buildup of a large “just in case” print collection. As a Web 2.0 reality continues to emerge and develop, our patrons will expect access to everything – digital collections of journals, books, blogs, podcasts, etc. You think they can’t have everything?  Think again.  This may be our great opportunity.
    4. Overview
      • Bringing our services to patrons by expanding footprint of library
      • Putting the pieces together: synergy thru integration
      RSS Podcasts Blog Ezproxy Tutorials Digital Library OPAC Web 2.0
    5. Child’s Play?
    6. Refresher
      • Web 2.0 – not just about websites anymore. Web 2.0 refers to shared network space that touches multiple aspects of our lives: work, cultural, education, social, research and entertainment. Constantly updated content is embedded in other applications. Emphasis on simplicity, interactivity, user participation, new or remixed content. Examples include Flickr, My Library Thing, Blogs, Google Videos
      • Library 2.0 – simply frames Web 2.0 tools in the context of the library and specifically in terms of making our services more user-centered by means of these new technology tools.
      • Syndicate – any new content/entries added to a feed (podcast, RSS or weblog) is automatically made available for others to access via their feed reader.
    7. Topic: RSS feeds
      • an XML-based format for syndicating regularly changing content. Not just free text. You can also syndicate audio content (podcasts) or even your blog offerings.
      • CARL News and Information Feed http://carl.army.mil
      • CARL Cultural Awareness Feed http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/carl/resources/biblio/cultaware.asp
      • CARL New Titles http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/carl/new_titles.asp
      • RSS Feeds : How to - http://rssgov.com/rssworkshop.html
      USA Gov: http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Reference_Shelf/Libraries/RSS_Library/International_Relations.shtml
    8. Topic Blogging
      • a frequently updated site consisting of a series of entries on a single page in reverse-chronological order. Typically includes the blog author’s (blogger’s) commentary, favorite links and information in support of the blogger’s theme. Most blogs allow visitors to add a comment below each entry.
      • Added value features: podcasts , ezproxied links to commercial databases, persistent links to OPAC.
      • CARL Book Blog – http://carlbookblog.blogspot.com
      • LISWiki Weblogs - http://liswiki.org/wiki/Weblogs
    9. Topic: Online Tutorials
      • Extend instructional opportunities by developing web-based tutorials that allow self-paced learning and off-site 24/7 access.
      • CARL Online Tutorials - http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/carl/tutorials/index.asp
      • LibSuccess Wiki – Online Tutorials http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Online_Tutorials
      • For summary of best practices read: “Online tutorials: tips from the literature”, Cecile Bianco, Library Philosophy and Practice 8.1 (Fall 2005).
    10. Digital Library
      • Further leveraging technology to expand library’s web presence
        • Availability of DL objects both in WorldCat and our own OPAC will increase visibility of the CGSC’s intellectual products and aid users in their discovery process.
      • OCLC harvesting of some 3400 digital objects from our DL
      • Just finished adding MARC records to our OPAC
        • Monographs and theses now available back to 1999
        • 6 of the 8 DL collections are fully populated in our OPAC
      • Example – Fort Leavenworth History Collection
    11. Other Learning 2.0 tools
      • What’s all this business about social networking tools? What’s Flickr, Del.icio.us, My Library Thing, Technorati, Rollyo, Zoho Writer and WiKis about?
      • CARL Learning 2.0 http://carlweb20.blogspot.com /
      • PLCMC and 23 Things http://www.plcmc.org/
      • Innovative Library Websites http://librarygarden.blogspot.com/2007/02/user-20-innovative-library-sites-part-2.html
    12. Summary
      • RSS Feeds
      • Blogging
      • Online Flash Tutorials
      • Other Web 2.0 tools

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