The document discusses the evolution of libraries from Library 1.0 to Library 2.0 and opportunities for Library 3D. It defines Library 2.0 as a change in user-library interaction enabled by social web technologies. Examples of Library 2.0 include using wikis, tags, and other technologies to encourage participation. The document envisions potential Library 3D applications using virtual worlds for distance education, exhibitions, and health information. Challenges include information overload, privacy, and ensuring quality and accuracy of information.

1. Lissabon, May 20, 2010 From Library 2.0 to Library 3D Opportunities and challenges for future librarians Kim Holmberg Department of Information Studies Åbo Akademi University (e) kim.holmberg@abo.fi (w3) http://kimholmberg.fi

2. VadärBibliotek 2.0? What is Library 2.0? Holmberg, K., Huvila, I. Kronqvist-Berg, M. & Widén-Wulff, G. (2009). What is Library 2.0? Journal of Documentation, vol. 65, no. 4. 2 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

3. Co-word analysis Libraries and library services Web and Web 2.0 Users Interactivity Participation Social aspects, ”soft values” Technology and tools 3 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

4. ”Library 2.0 flower” Libraries and library services Web and Web 2.0 Users Interactivity Participation Social aspects, ”soft values” Technology and tools 4 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

5. Our definition of Library 2.0 Library 2.0 is a change in interaction between users and libraries in a new participatory context catalyzed by social web technologies Holmberg, K., Huvila, I. Kronqvist-Berg, M. & Widén-Wulff, G. (2009). What is Library 2.0? Journal of Documentation, vol. 65, no. 4. 5 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

6. 6 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

7. Web 2.0 technologies 7 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

8. 8 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

10. “A wiki is a page or collection of Web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content” Source: Wikipedia

12. Wisdom of crowds http://www.flickr.com/photos/44079186@N00/332606299/sizes/l/

13. 13 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

20. 20 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

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22. 22 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

27. Dunbar number How many ”friends” is enough?

29. 29 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

30. 30 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

31. 2,700,000 articles in the English Wikipedia

32. 494,187 websites tagged with ”library” in Delicious

33. 126,861,574 identified blogs in Blogpulse January 21, 2010 09:18

34. 27,000,000 messages on Twitter each day http://popacular.com/gigatweet/ http://www.twitterfall.com/

35. 2,000,000,000 photos in Flickr (November 13, 2007)

36. 10,000,000,000 photos in Facebook (Oktober 15, 2008)

37. Every day 15,000 hours video uploaded to YouTube

38. 38 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

39. 1.0 2.0 3D 39 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

40. Web 3D?

41. Different virtual worlds SOCIAL VIRTUAL WORLDS 41 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

42. secondlife.com 42 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

43. AVATAR

44. http://edufinland.fi 44 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

45. A growingarchipelago 45 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

46. Learning together apart Distance education 46 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

47. Lectures at Ohio University Self-guided learning 47 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

48. Nature journal’s islands Modelling reality 48 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

49. Palomar hospital 49 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

50. Health information 50 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

51. Uusia tapoja tiedon välittämiseen 51 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

52. Näyttelyitä 52 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

53. Done by Vassar College students 53 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

54. Virtual hallucinations 54 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

55. Research: Libraries in Second Life About what is most important… “Being a volunteer Reference Librarian. Because it makes me feel like I am a librarian. If you stop working in a library, you lose your identity as a librarian. Or at least that is the impression I've gotten since losing my job.” 55 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

56. 4,004 persons! (21.1.2010)

57. Ensiaskeleet… 57 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

58. 58 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

59. 1.0 2.0 3D 59 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

60. 60 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

63. 63 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

64. Ask a librarian

65. Avatar librarians

66. And a million other possibilities... 66 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

67. Or maybe two million... 67 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

68. Maze of information Published under Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyberslayer/952121271/ 68 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

70. Informationssökningsbeteende 70 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

71. 4000 queriesevery second!

74. Does privacy exist online?

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76. 76 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: http://kimholmberg.fi

77. 10,000,000,000 photos in Facebook (October 15, 2008)

78. Cyberthreats

79. Cyberthreat Quality of information and quality Information overload

80. Cyberthreat Lower privacy Identity thefts Published under Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/myxi/1464576466/sizes/l/

81. Cyberthreat Disinformation Misinformation Dangerous information Published under Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/higashitori/2248584101/

82. Cyberthreat Permanence of online information (Online) Reputation Published under Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hitchica/248166692/

83. Cyberthreat

84. Librarian2.0 84 Kim Holmberg :: kim.holmberg@abo.fi :: www.kimholmberg.fi

85. thank you Kim Holmberg, PhDfirstname.lastname@abo.fi http://kimholmberg.fi http://edufinland.fi http://twitter.com/kholmber 85