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The document discusses how the Creative Industries librarians at QUT started using the social bookmarking site Delicious to share resources with students. They created Delicious accounts for the Creative Industries Library and different subject areas. This allowed students to access curated bookmarks on websites relevant to their studies. The librarians also placed a tag cloud of popular bookmarks on the library website and encouraged students to connect on Delicious to build a shared network of resources.
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