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A sampling of 2.0 technologies applied by various libraries. Prepared for the MCL Reference Forum, Feb 2008.
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Reference Forum
- 1. 2.0 in Libraryland Library genius from ACPL
- 3. MCL Catalog WorldCat http:// www.netvibes.com
- 4. Encore is the new product from Innovative! http:// library.scottsdaleaz.gov/research/encore.cfm
- 6. Hennepin County Library http:// www.hclib.org /extranet/
- 11. Real Time Chat http:// www.stolaf.edu /library/
- 12. Library newsletter in blog format http:// www.marincountyfreelibrary.blogspot.com
- 13. Reference Sources for staff and public
- 16. Orange County Library http:// www.ocls.info/Virtual/default.asp?bhcp =1
- 17. New York Public Library: Podcasts http:// www.nypl.org/research/sibl/smallbiz/video.html
- 18. Tour of Special Collections (Allen County Public Library) http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =tcqDqc0SXgo
- 19. Library tour on YouTube (Hosted by Lily and her purple plastic purse!) http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v =sDa1nH_naWE
- 21. Mashups
- 23. Simple Mashup http:// library.pdx.edu /
- 24. Ann Arbor, Michigan http://blog.acpl.lib.in.us/amzamash/book_wall.php The link goes to a book wall that’s being used by Allen County Library (the screenshot above is not updated.)
- 25. Book Wall concept as it could be applied to a knitting blog. Images link to library catalog. http:// vielmetti.typepad.com/superpatron/library_mashups /
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- Hello! Thanks for watching this presentation. These are just a few simple examples of what libraries are doing these days with 2.0 technology.