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Boston Library Consortium (BLC) annual meeting keynote 2007-04-12

The document discusses the significant use of the internet in the United States, noting that over 200 million Americans have access and 94 million use it daily. It highlights challenges such as usability, findability, and remixability of information online. Additionally, it includes references to research sources and encourages further discussion on the topic.

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<< >>^ BLC Annual Meeting April 12, 2007
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<< >>^ Query: Sociology of Education
<< >>^ LCSH: Educational Sociology
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<< >>^ Numbers • Over 200 million Americans have internet access (source: Internet World Stats and Nielsen/NetRatings) • 94 million Americans use the internet on an average day (source: November 2005 Pew Internet Project report) • 80% of US internet users believe the internet is a reliable source of information (source: November 2004 Pew Internet Project commentary)
<< >>^ Vs. Search Engines Source: OCLC Report 2005
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<< >>^ Challenges • Usability • Findability • Remixability
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<< >>^ “Bagged Products”
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<< >>^ Search Engine: 89% Where does research begin? Source: OCLC Report 2005
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<< >>^ Don’t tell anyone! This isn’t what we’re supposed to be working on. “ ”
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<< >>^ HTTP HTML first web browser first web server
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<< >>^ application & business logic database Old World
<< >>^ application & business logic database Old World database + application + business logic all mixed up
<< >>^ databaseapplication business logic API
<< >>^ databaseapplication business logic API Remixable Model
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<< >>^ Questions? Extend the discussion: casey@scriblio.net http://MaisonBisson.com