The document discusses the evolution of libraries in the context of Research 2.0 and science 2.0, emphasizing the importance of web-based tools and social networks for collaboration and information sharing among researchers. It highlights the need for libraries to adapt their services to enhance visibility, findability, and accessibility while integrating with various platforms where researchers operate. Additionally, the document outlines emerging trends and the role of librarians in fostering online communities and user engagement through modern technologies.

1. Libraries meet Research 2.0. 21 November 2008, Nordlib 2.0, Stockholm University Library #nordlib2008 Guus van den Brekel, Central Medical Library, University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG)

2. Libraries meet Research 2.0 ?

3. Outline Trends Research 2.0, Science 2.0; Open Notebook Science Some Web 2.0 Tools Applied Social Networks (Virtual environments)

4. Trends Even more web-based Mobile internet Further personalization, but also … Growth & evolving of (social) networks Web 3D

5. http://www.slideshare.net/CameronNeylon/science-in-the-youtube-age-519472

6. Some specifics on Research 2.0 Communities & collaboration powered by web 2.0 Resources: creating, storing, organising, sharing, exchange, distribution, browsing, searching, re-use, enrich, re-create … Faster, more efficient, greater competetiveness, repeatable, more productive … Enables open feedback and reviews of work A machine-understandable format allows others to take the data and analyze it independently

7. We see the Scientists looking for it…

8. Research 2.0 examples Web 2.0 used for scientific research or education Open Science; Science Commons Proteopedia Nature Precedings Research networks Communities Open Notebook Science OpenWet Lab SciVee.tv OpenResearch wiki … and many, many more (see for bookmarks: http://delicious.com/digicmb)

9. http:// sciencecommons.org /

10. http:// www.proteopedia.org

11. http:// precedings.nature.com /

12. http:// openwetware.org / wiki /Labs http:// openwetware.org

13. http:// scivee.tv

14. http:// openresearch.org

15. But we also see others offering services… All kinds of partners in research using web 2.0 to connect and integrate into the workflow of scientist and researchers. Publishers, other commercial companies Connotea: http://www.connotea.org/ Labmeeting: http:// www.labmeeting.com http:// www.mynetresearch.com / Mendeley: http:// www.mendeley.com / BiomedExperts: http:// Biomedexperts.com Etc….

17. http://www.mynetresearch.com

18. http://www.mendeley.com

19. http:// www.biomedexperts.com/Start/PersonDetailPage.aspx?pid =1687995 http:// www.biomedexperts.com/Experts/SearchConcept.aspx?cid =245

20. Open Science, not for all? some barriers Tradition Competition Promotion Patents Tenures

21. Do we see the libraries look for it as well? The question is not whether the shift is going to happen, but how fast? It will change the behaviour of researchers, new ways of thinking and operating; we should adapt Libraries: communicate, collaborate, cooperate, facilitate, support learning & research

22. Key Points Communication between researchers and librarians Play a role in the exchange and sharing of research-based information in social network technologies Re-define the library, services, it’s systems to reach: Visibility, Findability, Searchability and Accessibility Branding and marketing the library

23. Visibility

24. Findability

25. Searchability

26. Accessibility

27. Where do Libraries and Research meet? Can we get our content into any platform at the right time, in the right way to be used by scientists, researchers and students? Not just in the library website, or the organization portal, or the VLE, but also … Get out to where the researchers are—social networking & Virtual (Research) Environments

28. library Consumer environments Management environment Licensed Bought Faculty& students Digitized Aggregations Resource sharing Integrated local consumer environment? Library web presence Resource sharing, … Source: Lorcan Dempsey, CIC 2007 … Institutional Workflow Portals, CMS, IR, … Personal Workflow RSS, toolbars, .. Network level workflow Google, … Integrated local consumer environment? Library web presence Resource sharing, …

29. Reasons NOT to ignore Social Networks Efficiency possibilities Build professional communities Clinical Research Management Build learning communities Build sharing communities Build community support through outreach Online Social Networks in Healthcare & Libraries PF Anderson, Emerging Technologies Librarian, Health Sciences Libraries, pfa@umich.edu

30. More Reasons not to ignore Social Networks Connection, communication, collaboration, consultation Discuss & share information (articles, photos, videos, cases, data, methodologies) Q&A, rapid response (sometimes), serendipitous discovery Global, international connections & opportunities Find employment & research opportunities Emerging trends, topics, medications, treatments, insights in your field Online Social Networks in Healthcare & Libraries PF Anderson, Emerging Technologies Librarian, Health Sciences Libraries, pfa@umich.edu

31. Let’s look at two things Re-define the Library, Services, it’s Systems to reach: Visibility, Findability, Searchability and Accessibility: Branding and marketing the library SIMPEL APPROACH: User environment = browser & internet Simpel tools, low cost (or free)& high impact! Browser Tools -> Toolbars, Widgets etc

32. Power to the Users (and Librarians…) Web 2.0 technologies offer everybody the power and tools to create and mash-up information to their needs Opportunities practically INVITE users to engage They are doing it. We should join them!

33. The “Infectious Library” WHY? (What do you REALLY want with your content?) WHERE? do you want to be? –as Library - The Why of add-ons, plug-ins, toolbars, searchboxes, widgets ..

34. For Example Toolbars From Toolbar to Search Box From Search Boxes to “Universal Widgets” From Widgets to social networks to … anywhere ….

36. From Toolbar To Searchbox Toolbar: For communities: www.conduit.com Simple Searchbox: flexible, tailor-made For Personal Search: Google Toolbar (www.google.com/toolbar) Needlesearch (http://needlesearch.mozdev.org/)

37. From SearchBox To “ Universal” Widgets A web widget is a portable chunk of code that can be installed and executed within any separate HTML -based web page by an end user without requiring additional compilation . Or: gadget, badge, module, capsule, snippet, mini and flake.

38. SUB Search beta BLOG WEBSITE iGoogle Netvibes MyYahoo FACEBOOK MySpace Opera Windows Live Apple Dashboard Vista INTRANET http:// www.widgetbox.com / widget / sub-search

39. widgets http:// www.google.com / ig /directory? url = hosting.gmodules.com / ig /gadgets/file/102232754577566157929/ SUB.xml #

40. From Widgets To Social Networks …. anywhere Social Networks Websites, Intranet, Blogs Embed and Install Options Personal Start Pages

41. From Personal Start Page to Published “Universe” Online Published Selection: “Universe” “ Toolbox Take-Away & Tailor-made” Sharing, collaboration, cooperation, education & training www.netvibes.com/cmb www.netvibes.com/digicmb

42. Public Pages: Share, collaborate, education, training Library “Toolbox”: “Take-Away & Tailor-made” www.netvibes.com/cmb

44. Embed & Integrate Build-in network, applications, CMS, VLE Not just in Library Portal or Organization website Knowledge management systems? Services Oriented Architecture (SOA)

45. PennTags & PennPortal http:// tags.library.upenn.edu / http:// www.library.upenn.edu /

47. SOA Example European Library http:// dev.theeuropeanlibrary.org/vga/SRUportal

48. Mindset “ Everything will keep changing” “ Anything can happen” User chooses and creates It’s no threat, but an additional, supplementary If the user can do it himself, the library should have done it before, as a service

49. Web 2.0 & Dependency? Always keep in mind to look and develop “applied use” in your organization and library community For individuals, groups, communities, networks and overall Embed and integrate in workflow Dependency of software Open standards

50. Explore, Play and Teach Yourself , But also Teach Your Staff and Users: WEB-LITERACY Play a Leading Role within your Organization as Experts in Web-Literacy

51. “ To boldly go where your users have gone before”

52. Thank you for your attention! Guus van den Brekel Email: [email_address] / brekelajp@gmail.com Twitter: digicmb Blog: digicmb.blogspot.com Netvibes: www.netvibes.com/digicmb Slideshare: www.slideshare.net/digicmb Facebook: http:// profile.to/guusvandenbrekel / Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/profile?viewProfile =&key=18148582 Second Life: Namro Orman (see for bookmarks: http://delicious.com/digicmb

53. http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/papers/cgat08/figure_ds.jpg Preprocessed spherical projections from inside a crystal including the Hershfield surface.

55. http:// secondlife.com