Emerging Technologies For The 21st Century

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    1. Emerging Technologies for the 21st Century Chad Haefele Reference Librarian for Emerging Technologies UNC – Davis Library [email_address] PPT: www.hiddenpeanuts.com/share/EmergingTech.ppt Slideshare: http://tinyurl.com/6hm5uw
    2. Outline
      • Background / definitions
      • Overview of some current web tools
      • 3 tiers of tech projects
      • Questions
    3. The social web
      • AKA ‘Web 2.0’
      • Conversational & Participatory
      • Built on relationships
      • Facebook, Flickr, blogs, etc.
    4. RSS
      • Really Simple Syndication
      • Content comes to you
      • The glue that holds “Web 2.0” together
      • You’ll need a reader – Google Reader
    5. More in depth… http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =0klgLsSxGsU
    6. Blogs
      • Definition: A regularly updated website, with new entries displayed in reverse chronological order.
      • An RSS feed is strongly recommended
      • blogsearch.google.com
    7. Wiki
      • Definition: A website which can be edited by a large group, with minimal code involved.
      • Famous example: Wikipedia
      • Another example: LibSuccess
      • Class idea: adopt a Wikipedia page
    8. Tagging
      • Adding freeform relevant keywords to an item as metadata.
      • Generally not hierarchical
    9. Tag Cloud:
    10. Tagging examples
      • Flickr
      • Del.icio.us
      • Blogs
      • Vista
      • Library Thing
    11. Embedding
      • Customize your data
      • Use it somewhere else
      • Saves overhead & bandwidth
      • Sometimes called ‘widgets’
      • Example: http://www.librarything.com/widget
    12. 3 Tiers of projects
      • Minimal effort
      • Build on an existing framework
      • Full custom built system
    13. Minimal effort projects
      • Someone else has done all the work
      • Exploits connections
    14. Minimal effort example
      • Reference questions via text message
        • Every cell phone has an e-mail address
    15. Existing framework examples
      • Wordpress book review blog
      • Flickr account
      • PBWiki
      • Facebook Page
      • Del.icio.us links
      • Netlibrary audiobooks
      • iGoogle gadgets
      • Meebo IM
    16. Wordpress book review blog
      • Free blog account: Wordpress.com
      • Create logins for students – as ‘Contributor’
        • You maintain final authority
      • Password-protect posts
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    19. Flickr account
      • Photo sharing site: Flickr.com
      • Library of Congress example
      • Free accounts - up to 200 photos
      • Lesson idea: develop a tag system
    20. PBWiki
      • Free hosted wiki: PBwiki.com
      • Educator examples
      • Password protected
    21. Facebook Pages
      • ‘Pages’ system – official presence
      • Example: Belmont High School Library
      • Requires time commitment
    22. Del.icio.us link sharing
      • Tag and organize your links
      • Library Journal Article – 9/15/07
      • Nashville PL example – linkrolls
      • Build subject guides without techie help
    23. Netlibrary audiobooks
      • Included in NCLive databases
      • Windows only
      • Not compatible with iPods
    24. Meebo IM
      • Free online IM account: Meebo.com
      • Guide for libraries
      • Embed in your webpage
      • More advanced alternative: Libraryh3lp
    25. Full custom code examples
      • Full library portal
      • iGoogle Gadgets: http:// code.google.com/apis/gadgets/index.html
      • Browser search plugins: http:// mycroft.mozdev.org /
    26. Key points:
      • Integrate with a lesson, or make sure it will be otherwise used.
      • Don’t waste time on a tool that will be quickly abandoned
      • Keep it updated
      • Play!
    27. Bonus examples
      • www.picnik.com – Photo editor
      • www.jumpcut.com – Video editor
      • docs.google.com / – Online office suite
      • www.slideshare.net – Share powerpoints
      • www.easy-poll.com/ – Embeddable polls
      • www.teachertube.com – Youtube for educators
      • www.pewinternet.org – Web-related research
      • www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp
    28. Further Reading & Examples
      • 101 Tools & Resources for Authentic Learning Devices: http://frontierlict.wikispaces.com/space/showimage/101Resourcesver2.pdf
      • WebTools4u2use: http://webtools4u2use.wikispaces.com/Webtools4U2Use
      • School Library Learning 2.0: http://www.schoollibrarylearning2.blogspot.com
    29. Slides: www.hiddenpeanuts.com/share/EmergingTech.ppt Slideshare: http://tinyurl.com/6hm5uw

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