This document discusses various Web 2.0 technologies and how libraries can utilize them, including blogs, RSS feeds, wikis, instant messaging, and Flickr. Blogs can be used to promote the library and create dialogue. RSS feeds can notify patrons of events and updates. Wikis allow for collaborative sharing of information among library staff and patrons. Instant messaging can facilitate reference services. Flickr and other sites allow libraries to share photos and images. The document provides examples of libraries using these technologies and best practices for implementation in libraries.
Overview of Web 2.0 tools - what they are, how they are being used in libraries and implications of their use. Presented at Innov8: Business Solutions for the Next WAVE - February 2008.
Overview of Web 2.0 tools - what they are, how they are being used in libraries and implications of their use. Presented at Innov8: Business Solutions for the Next WAVE - February 2008.
Wikis are a valuable resource to hit the web. They are accessible web pages which can be viewed and changed by anybody with a web browser and permission to access to the page. This makes them perfect for collaborating. A notable ‘wiki’ is the collaborative information website: Wikipedia, which allows users to add or modify information to create a free, useful encyclopaedia.
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Carl Grant, Associate Dean, Knowledge Services & Chief Technology Officer, University of Oklahoma
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Presentation at the 27th Annual International Conference on Design of Communication.
By Shaun Slattery, Ph.D.
Networked environments, such as wikis, are commonly used to support work, including the collaborative authoring of information and “fact-building.” In networked environments, the activity of fact-building is mediated not only by the technological features of the interface, but also by the social conventions of the community it supports. This paper examines the social and technological features of a Wikipedia article in order to understand how these features help mediate the activity of factbuilding and highlights the need for communication designers to consider the goals and needs of the communities for which they design.
Wikis are a valuable resource to hit the web. They are accessible web pages which can be viewed and changed by anybody with a web browser and permission to access to the page. This makes them perfect for collaborating. A notable ‘wiki’ is the collaborative information website: Wikipedia, which allows users to add or modify information to create a free, useful encyclopaedia.
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Networked environments, such as wikis, are commonly used to support work, including the collaborative authoring of information and “fact-building.” In networked environments, the activity of fact-building is mediated not only by the technological features of the interface, but also by the social conventions of the community it supports. This paper examines the social and technological features of a Wikipedia article in order to understand how these features help mediate the activity of factbuilding and highlights the need for communication designers to consider the goals and needs of the communities for which they design.
Wiki in web 2.0 scenerio concept emerged as a response to the technologies and setting the libraries into more user-centered, networking faculty, students, and librarians to create a vital and evolving organization designed to meet the need of the of the user in digital library era.
Connect With Your Users: Communicate Using Social Software ToolsRobFav
NELA presentation delivered at the 113th Vermont Library Conference, May 15, 2007. The presentation explores how libraries are using Blogs, Wikis, and RSS.
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3. Hold off on full-scale publicity until there are significant posts and comments on the blog.
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6. Great for reference services; patrons may feel more comfortable seeking information anonymously.
7. Makes it easier for librarians to collaborate, build connections, and build bridges across staff/faculty divide.
8. Staff need to be trained in IM reference. Many standard reference skills still apply.
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10. Involve! Staff should be involved in all planning stages.Tell! Tell stories about how the new tools are being used; don’t rely on statistics. Share! Don’t be secretive about future changes. Report! Share information gained from conferences and meetings. Research! Know what the technology you are adopting is and its best use. Manage! Make changes in a timely fashion and keep meetings productive. Meet! Have official meetings to discuss technology. Play! Have staff play and experiment with new technology. Celebrate! Observe new changes and celebrate their creation.
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