Practical uses for Web2.0 in your organisation

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    1. Practical uses for Web 2.0 in your organisation Phil Bradley, Freelance Librarian and Internet Consultant. http://www.philb.com
    2. Libraries and Web 2.0 • It’s not about the tools • It’s about the mindset • It’s about the activity • It’s about freeing up time • It’s about taking control
    3. So! • What is it that libraries and librarians do again?
    4. Communication - weblogs
    5. Minimum expectations
    6. But how about...?
    7. Flickr
    8. But expand the use!
    9. Wordle.net
    10. Bookmarks/Favo(u)rites • Share resources • Network with colleagues • Take a feed and place it onto an appropriate page • Use it as a search engine
    11. Del.icio.us
    12. Google RSS reader to share content
    13. Wallwisher
    14. Nik Peachey’s Wallwisher
    15. Glogster
    16. Home/Start Pages • Netvibes • Pageflakes • Virtual library pages or portals • Ease of updating • Interactive
    17. Social networking
    18. Ning
    19. Google groups
    20. Wikis • Self created websites • Single/multi authored • Public/private • Quick and dirty/Very professional • Short term task • Long term project
    21. PBworks
    22. Disposable web pages
    23. Google docs
    24. Xmarks
    25. Google Custom Search
    26. Search with RSS
    27. Instant chat
    28. Ask a librarian!
    29. Twitter
    30. Add a Twitter feed to your blog
    31. Yammer or Shoutem
    32. Screentoaster
    33. Instructional videos
    34. Slideshare.net
    35. Embed presentations
    36. WizIQ
    37. Mash-ups
    38. Podcasting
    39. Audacity recording software
    40. Multimedia
    41. VoiceThread
    42. ‘One trick ponies’ • They do one thing, very well.
    43. LibraryThing
    44. Bookseer
    45. Drop.io
    46. And then... • Blend it all together • Web sites are now of different importance • Everything should link to everything else
    47. In summary • ITANTTS – (It’s the activity, not the tool, stupid!) • If a tool only does one thing, drop it • Forget loyalty • Try it and see what happens; understand what you want to achieve • Combine and blend • Take control!
    48. Thanks to: • http://uklibraryblogs.pbworks.com/ • http://www.flickr.com/photos/plymouthlibraries/3638349056/ • http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Se2CEhZjQyo/SZ60IsJ9HmI/AAAAAAAAAeY/1ExtNzF_Pec/s1600-h/librarian%5B1%5D.jpg (For the ask a librarian cartoon) • http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/teachersweb20

    + Scottish Library & Information Council (SLIC), CILIP in Scotland (CILIPS)Scottish Library & Information Council (SLIC), CILIP in Scotland (CILIPS), 4 months ago

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