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The document discusses adding social networking tools like AddThis to an online library catalog (e-Library) to allow users to bookmark, tag, and share catalog records. It provides instructions on integrating AddThis and creating permanent links to catalog records that include the catalog key. The document is for a 2010 conference on the Gold Coast to discuss these topics.
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- 1. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST How to add tools such as AddThis to enhance your customers’ experience in e-Library. Use of Web 2.0 tools and technology that aims to facilitate information sharing and collaboration among library customers Using Web 2.0, Open Source Technology and Social Networking Retrieved June 12, 2010. from www.ifla.org/files/hq/papers/ifla75/204-thather-en.pdf
- 2. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST Social Bookmarking & Sharing Interaction with the library catalogue in linking information and people in bookmarking, tagging and sharing. Bookmark any catalogue item, and get to it from anywhere. Tag, save, manage and share catalogue records.
- 3. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST Permanent link to the catalogue title utilising catalogue key Addthis - Bookmarking & Sharing Make Sharing Easy: > 281 Social Networking Sites (October 2010)
- 4. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST Consult: SirsiDynix Web Forums Client Care Portal SirsiDynix Customer Wiki e-Library Webserver directory /Unicorn/Webcat/Pages_delivered/Elib_revC copy 5_item_services.h & view_marc.h to /Unicorn/Webcat/Pages_custom/Elib_revC Custom changes are not supported by SirsiDynix Client Care
- 5. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST <a href=“.../uhtbin/cgisirsi/S/ZZELIBCAT/0/5/1?searchdata1= <SIRSI_Data DC="tJ">{ckey}" target="_blank" title="Persistent link to this record: Right click to save"> <img src="/WebCat_Images/English/Custom/Other/permalink.gif" border="0"> http://...uhtbin/cgisirsi/S/ZZELIBCAT/0/5/1?searchdata1= <SIRSI_Data DC="tJ">{ckey}</a> Persistent link to catalogue record
- 6. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST Catalog key e-library search URL: /uhtbin/cgisirsi/S/0/0/5/1?searchdata1=563049{ckey} or /uhtbin/cgisirsi/S/0/0/5/1?searchdata1=^C563049 "^563049" and "563049 {ckey}" are synonyms Catalog Key Field contains the unique SirsiDynix record control number. This field displays optionally based on the Configure Display of Catalog Key policy in the Global Configuration Wizard. Symphony Java Help
- 7. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST <SIRSI_Data DC="tJ">{ckey} catalogue key <SIRSI_Data DC="IB"> title <SIRSI_Data DC="IA"> author
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- 12. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST http://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=152&winname=addthis&pub=eLibCat&source=men-152&lng=en&s=undefined&url=http%3A %2F%2Felibcat.library.brisbane.qld.gov.au%2Fuhtbin%2Fcgisirsi%2FS%2FZZELIBCAT %2F0%2F5%2F1%3Fsearchdata1%3D563049{ckey}&title=The%20lost%20symbol%20by%20Brown%2C%20Dan%2C%201964-%20| %20eLibCat%20catalog%20record&logo=%2FWebCat_Images%2FEnglish%2FCustom%2FOther %2Fb_addthis.gif&logobg=EFEFFF&logocolor=666699&ate=AT- eLibCat/-/-/4cc0ff80273c5cf8/1/x&uid=x&ui_cobrand=eLibCat&CXNID=2000001.5215456080540439074NXC&pre=http%3A%2F %2Felibcat.library.brisbane.qld.gov.au%2Fuhtbin%2Fcgisirsi%2FliIJmwu4q6%2FZZELIBCAT%2F115130065%2F123&tt=0
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- 15. 2010 COSA USER CONFERENCE | 26-27 OCTOBER | GOLD COAST Thank you Tom.Condric@gmail.com
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