Library2.0 - Will the web 2.0 change everything?
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The document discusses how Web 2.0 technologies like blogs, wikis, social tagging, and user-generated content can influence libraries and the role of librarians. It describes various Web 2.0 services and tools like del.icio.us, Flickr, YouTube, and how libraries can adopt these technologies and principles of Web 2.0 like openness, linking, and reuse to engage users through Library 2.0 initiatives and make library resources more accessible online through OPAC 2.0 and widgets. The document advocates that librarians embrace their role as Librarian 2.0 by experimenting with these new services and being open to changes in how libraries can better serve users in the Web 2.0 era.
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Library2.0 - Will the web 2.0 change everything?
- 1. Will the web 2.0 change everything? Patrick Danowski Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
- 2. Outline • Web 2.0 • Blog and Wikis • Social tagging • User Generated Content • Library 2.0 • Go where the Users are • OPAC 2.0 • Librarian 2.0
- 3. Web 2.0
- 4. Michael Wesch: The Web is us/ing us URL::
- 5. Web 2.0 Characteristics • The network as platform • architecture of participation • Data as driving force • Perpetual beta • Rich User Experience
- 6. Web 2.0 Some interesting services
- 7. Wiki • wiki is a Hawaiian word meaning quot;quickquot; • Tools for collaborative writing • MediaWiki most known Wiki
- 8. Wikisource
- 9. Wikisource • Sister-project of Wikipedia • Chosen Sources: • Interesting and specials sources • which are not available in full test
- 10. Metadata • No bibliographic standards • Goal: cooperation with libraries • Idea: Downloadable metadata
- 13. Weblogs • Web log • We Blog • Blogossphere
- 14. Social Tagging • del.icio.us: most known social tagging service: social bookmarking • links with tags from reader • Tag = free keyword
- 15. What is a tag?
- 16. • Screenshots 2 del.icio.us
- 21. • scutdl
- 22. Zotero • Plugin for Firefox Browser(> Version 2.0) • Organize your resources while you are browsing them • http://www.zotero.com
- 23. Podcasting • „Radio Show“ • available when you like • get it like weblogs via RSS • Everyone can podcast (with free software)
- 24. YouTube • Videos published by users • Some produced by user • from very well didactic videos to private films • indexing via social tagging • http://www.youtube.com
- 26. MashUp • a combination of different services • e.g. FlickR & Google Maps • Combination via APIs
- 27. Library 2.0
- 28. Definition Library 2.0 • Loosely defined model • based on principles of the web 2.0 • openness • linking • reuse
- 30. Library 2.0 • Open interfaces • Publish own content for reuse • ReMix Culture • Mesh-Ups: addition from different services
- 33. OPAC 2.0
- 36. The library goes where the users are
- 38. Services • Pageflake • Netvibes • iGoogle
- 39. • netvibes
- 40. Firefox Plugins • Open Search works for IE 7.0, too
- 41. The library in a virtual reality
- 42. Second Life
- 44. Librarian 2.0
- 45. Librarian 2.0 • Librarians are the base • Web 2.0 is the tool • Curiosity is asked • Just try it out • Librarian 2.0 Manifesto
- 46. User Generated Content: New Tasks? Who can be a filer? Librarians can, and they should! http://farm1.static.flickr.com/117/260004685_8d78d
- 47. Conclusions • Take a look at web 2.0 • Play with new services • Be open for changes
- 48. • Become a librarian 2.0! • Contact: Patrick.Danowski@web.de • http://library20.ning.com/PatrickD