Opportunity Knocks: Web 2.0 and the Library
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John Blyberg was invited to speak at a TLN conference at Plymouth Library on September 27, 2006 about the topic of Web 2.0 and libraries. He hoped to convey that Web 2.0 has the potential to transform how libraries broker information in an exciting and effective new way. His presentation aimed to provide an understanding of Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 by discussing what Web 2.0 is, how it is different and important, what technologies comprise it, how it relates to libraries, and what may come next.
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