1. 7 Principles, Perceptions & Present Trends
affecting Digital Space.
Helene Blowers
Digital Strategy Director
Columbus Metropolitan Library
www.LibraryBytes.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/faberitius/2285165863
9. MORE CONTENT = MORE INFORMATION = MORE KNOWLEDGE
“viewing content accounts
for 47 percent of time spent
online in 2007, up from 34
percent in 2003. Web search
accounted for 5 percent of
time spent online in 2007
from 3 percent in 2003. “
Nielsen/NetRatings Study 2007 – 4 years
10. Not only is information expanding, it’s …
…accessible in small bytes
http://www.flickr.com/photos/esther17/46689372/
11. quot;To get as good at browsing as we are at
finding - and take advantage of the digital
opportunity - we have to get rid of the idea that
there's a best way of organizing the world.quot;
- David Weinberger, Everything is Miscellaneous
12. Libraries need to …
and
…
incorporate
it in your
planning.
http www.flickr.com/photos/akireserranophotography/423045954/
17. July 10th - W3C announces they will tackle widgets
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ambermac/12540241/
19. Widget Economy
“The Web is
splintering. Centralized portals
don't matter anymore in an era
when Google and Digg will filter
the ever-changing Web for you
much more efficiently. “
- Business 2.0
25. 55% of online teens use social networks
48% of teens visit social
networking websites daily
91% of all social networking
teens say they use the sites
to stay in touch with friends
they see frequently, while
82% use the sites to stay in
touch with friends they rarely
see in person.
72% of all social networking
teens use the sites to make
plans with friends;
49% use the sites to make
new friends.
CC http://www.flickr.com/photos/22749172@N03/2336097581/
Pew Internet & American Life Project: Social Networking Websites and Teens: An Overview - Jan 2007
27. Types of social information
Photos, podcasts, blogs, scapblogs,
29. Libraries need to …
join the
…and
social
evolution.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7942597@N07/471426017/
40. 43% of Internet users feel as quot;stronglyquot; about virtual communities as real ones
Source: Center for the Digital Future: University of Southern California, 2007
49. 56.6% log into their
community daily
70.4 % of onlinel
community members
interact with other
members of their
community while logged
in.
Participation in online
communities leads to social
activism with more than
40% saying they
participate more
21% of online community
members have taken off-
line actions related to their
online involvement