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  • + gracekim1986 grace kim 3 years ago
    Very informative and well discussed. Thanks for the add.
  • + umhealthscienceslibraries University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries 3 years ago
    Thanks! I see that you allow links, but do you support HTML? I wanted to avoid pasting in the long link. Much appreciated!
  • + rashmi Rashmi Sinha 3 years ago
    We do support links in comments. Here is the link for searching http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1B2GGGL_enUS176&q=site%3Awww.slideshare.net&btnG=Search'>Slideshare with Google.
  • + umhealthscienceslibraries University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries 3 years ago
    Thanks for the explanation! I suspected as much, and eagerly await the searching improvements. For folks who are not familiar with how to search a site in Google, you can either click to go to advanced search, or add this search string to your topic search:

    site:slideshare.net

    PS, J? Can I lobby to include 'some HTML' as an option in comments also? :-) I would have loved to make that string a live link.
  • + jboutelle Jonathan Boutelle 3 years ago
    The low search quality reflects the fact that we haven’t focussed on it yet. Our current search is very 'dumb'. There are good free tools for building search engines now (lucene for example) and we’ll be rolling out big improvements to search in the next month or so.

    In the meantime, google is probably the best way to search our site! ;->
  • + umhealthscienceslibraries University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries 3 years ago
    Wow! I am very flattered! Thank you very much for linking to our presentation. I love what you just said about the link between the creation of the Internet and Web 2.0. Personally, I am not thrilled with the term 'Web 2.0' for exactly that reason -- it simply says that we are finally beginning to achieve the original vision of Web 0.1. Thanks also for the link to Go2, and your most fascinating blog. I’ll be keeping on eye on both.

    Much appreciated, Patricia Anderson
  • + maxedmond Victor Castilla 3 years ago
    I listened all your presentation and reviewed your webpage, I also embed your presentation and add the audio in stream format to my blog with an option to download it too. ( you can see it at http://web2097.blogspot.com/ ). It is really educative to hear what other people is saying, to have a broad understand of the problem, to learn where to start to work to improve our knowledge of these 'new' technologies of education. Other concepts that I like about Web 2.0 are FREEDOM and SHARING (weren’t those the purposes of the creation of internet). Well, Here I leave you a link that will be helpful for you, with many tools for free http://www.go2web20.net
    bye
    Victor Castilla
  • + umhealthscienceslibraries University of Michigan Health Sciences Libraries 3 years ago
    Thank you very much for your comment, Dr. Castillo. I agree completely about the general lack of experience and expertise in using these technologies -- at this time. Technologies in general have early adopters and late adopters, but the time difference between these two groups seems to be gradually becoming smaller. Within a community, energy builds up among a group of interested users.

    This particular session is one of a series of brown bag sessions our libraries are doing on basic and emerging technologies of interest to our community. This session was given last week to an impressive audience (for us) of 16 people including clinicians, administrators, clinical and clerical staff, and students. The assumption in some parts of the presentation (such as discussing tagging) refers back to the earlier sessions. You are probably right that I could make this more easily understandable to a broader community, and I will try to take that to heart in future presentations. At the same time, I am very happy to be working in an environment where we have a good group of people interested in emerging technologies.

    If you are interested in hearing the presentation, along with the questions and dialog with the audience, this is available in a podcast version from this page where we hope to provide the rest of the presentations in our current series.

    Bootcamp Series: http://www.dent.umich.edu/informatics/bootcamp/index.html

    This Podcast: http://www.dent.umich.edu/informatics/bootcamp/pfa030107.zip
  • + maxedmond Victor Castilla 3 years ago
    This is really a good presentation about web 2.0 and few things we can do with it. I read it carefully and understand clearly what are you talking about, but based on my experience,( I haven’t read an article about how much doctors know about web 2.0 and if they know how to use it, yet?), most of my colleges do not know even the difference between a browser and a search engine. Then, terms like review content remotely, tags, the web as a platform could be some difficult to understand for some people.
    And I agree with you, when you say that the community is still young, so young, there is a lot to learn, but my question is how, with the time, internet becomes 'infinite' and search for information and use the tools that exist depends on who?. This is a time of health computer illiteracy ( analfabetismo informatico), in my opinion now we have a lot of information but we don’t use it.
    well. I just leave this short comment because as you know a key word in the development of the web is FEEDBACK.
    bye

    VICTOR CASTILLA
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  1. Web 2.0 Presentation Tools & Resources: Flickr, SlideShare, Zoho Show & More Patricia F. Anderson <pfa@umich.edu> Health Sciences Libraries, UM March 1, 2007 © 2007 Regents of the University of Michigan. All rights reserved.
  2. Web 2.0 is Useful for …
    • Folk who use multiple computers in various locations
    • Discovery of items similar to your selections
    • Sharing resources with peers, managers, students & others
    • Web site development & support
    • Building communities and discovering like-minded individuals
  3. Web 2.0 Presentation Resources
    • When making a presentation, you want pictures, and a few words. And people.
    • Finding Pictures:
      • Google Images
      • Other Image Search Engines
      • Flickr
    • Building your presentation -- Zoho: Show
    • Sharing your presentation (& finding other presentations) -- SlideShare.net
  4. Google Images
  5. Yahoo Images
  6. Wikimedia
  7. Other Image Search Engines
    • A9
    • Altavista: Image Search
    • Ask: Picture Search
    • Ditto
    • DogPile
    • PicSearch
    • MORE: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfa/pro/8fold/taskpics.html
  8. Flickr
    • Account types
      • Free, with limited uploads
      • Fee, personal accounts
        • Inexpensive - around $15 USD/year
      • No corporate accounts, yet
  9. Flickr: Find Pictures
    • Search all of Flickr
    • Search your account
    • Search images in a group on your topic
  10. Browsing Tags in Flickr
    • Tags are freeform and self-selected
    • Check a variety of spellings, phrasings, capitalization, and punctuation for the same concept
    • Watch for popular terms
    • When tagging your pictures, use a variety of spellings and terms to aid in discovery.
    • Browse:
      • http://flickr.com/photos/tags/_______
  11. Flickr: Find Communities & Groups
    • Search for a group by keyword
    • Search: DENTISTRY, find:
  12. Flickr: Find Communities & Groups
    • Search for a keyword, find a picture, find a group that collects those types of images.
    • Search for: GASTRIC MUCOSA, find:
  13. Flickr: Build Communities & Groups
    • Start a group on a topic that interests you
    • Search for images that fit; look for a range of interesting images
    • Invite people to join and add their images
    • Invite partner(s) to help moderate group to keep it on target
    • Thank those who add good images, to build a reward system.
  14. Flickr: Build Communities & Groups
    • Why? (NOTE: These are true for Web 2.0 communities in general)
      • Market and promote your resources
      • Link back to your online resources
      • Broaden recognition of your expertise among new groups
      • Broaden awareness of range of resources available
      • Discover new persons interested in your topic of interest
  15. Flickr: Build Communities & Groups
    • Example: History & Art of Dentistry, http://www.flickr.com/groups/dentalhistory/
  16. Flickr: Build Communities & Groups
  17. Flickr: Favorites & Comments
    • Commenting & marking an image as a favorite (favoriting) is one way to build good feelings in the community and build relationships.
    This is the most popular image in the dental history pool, with 688 views in less than 3 weeks.
  18. Flickr: FYIs
    • All new accounts temporarily restricted from being accessible via Flickr search.
    • Accounts may be blocked from searching if focus is not real-folk photos (negotiable).
    • ‘ Blocked’ photos still accessible via groups and photostream.
    • Some image restrictions apply:
      • Copyright,
      • Image ownership,
      • Sexual, nudity, graphic violence,
      • Or otherwise not family-friendly.
  19. Slideshare.net: Home
  20. Slideshare.net: Home: Featured
  21. Slideshare.net: About
    • Content from those who want to get their ideas out:
      • Not-for-profits
      • International schools
      • Consultants
      • Individuals
  22. SlideShare.net: About 2
    • Things to do with SlideShare:
      • Find teaching materials
      • Share teaching materials
      • Share conference slides
      • Review content remotely from secured computers.
    • NOTES about sharing:
      • People cannot download your presentation without asking you first.
      • People can ask you.
  23. Slideshare.net: Things to Do
  24. Slideshare.net: Tags
  25. Slideshare.net: Tag Browse
  26. SlideShare.net: Searching
    • No advanced search
    • Sloppy search
      • This reflects relatively new product and growing collection -- they want you to find something, so make the search imprecise.
    • Community still “young” (in Web 2.0 terms), so few comments / added tags
    • Pluses: Searches full text of presentation slides, and breaks out full text in display
  27. SlideShare.net: My SlideSpace
  28. SlideShare.net: My SlideSpace
    • Presentations
    • Favorites
    • Tags
    • Contacts
    • Comments
  29. Zoho Show: Home
  30. Zoho Show: What You Can Do
  31. Zoho Show: Ways to Use It
    • Backup your presentation, in case
    • Your computer fries at a conference
    • When you have to use someone else’s computer
    • You are working from a public computer without your preferred presentation software
    • Last minute edits / updates to previously loaded presentation
    • Pseudo Webcast presentations -- conference call + online slideshow you control
    • Interviewing job candidates remotely
    • Guest speakers & consulting presentations
  32. Zoho Show: New Presentation
  33. Zoho Show: Editing Interface
  34. Zoho Show: Adding a New Slide
  35. Zoho Show: Images & Flickr
  36. Zoho Show: Images & Flickr
    • Success!
  37. Zoho Show: Actions
    • Import PPT
    • Export PPT
  38. Other Free Zoho Online Tools
    • Zoho Writer (word processing)
    • Zoho Sheet (spreadsheet)
    • Zoho Polls (surveys)
    • Zoho Creator (online databases)
    • Zoho Wiki
    • More … at Zoho.com
  39. Creating Accounts
    • Each account per tool (Flickr, Zoho, Slideshare) must usually be associated with a unique e-mail address.
    • If creating an account to be shared across an office, consider creating an e-mail list to serve as the contact e-mail address.
  40. More: Copyright & Licensing
    • Creative Commons license options for both SlideShare and Flickr
      • Is there an institutional policy?
      • What does your boss think?
    • Most conservative license is “All Rights Reserved.”
    • Next most conservative, but more open, is Creative Commons, non-commercial use only, no derivatives.

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