Social Networking Tools in History Research
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The document discusses how social networking tools can be used for historical research. It provides examples of blogs, websites, and tools that historians can use to share research, engage in discussions, tag and geotag photographs and other media, create bibliographies and organize references. These include sites like Flickr, YouTube, LibraryThing, CiteULike, Delicious and Zotero, which allow users to tag, comment on and organize various research materials. The presentation highlights how Web 2.0 enables new ways for historians to collaborate, discover sources and engage with their field of study.
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Life After 2.0 by Michelle Springer
The Library of Congress is piloting the distribution of its content through various Web 2.0 platforms like Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, and iTunes U in order to increase awareness of and engagement with its collections. The pilots aim to provide content where users are interacting online and communicate about LOC news and events. Early assessments found high engagement on platforms like Flickr, with millions of views and thousands of user comments tagging photos. However, challenges include moderation costs and maintaining authoritative context and cataloging alongside user contributions.
Wikis, Flickr & Youtube
This is a presentation by Chella Vaidyanathan on wikis, Flickr, and YouTube for the faculty/staff development workshops at the University of Miami.
MOBAC Future Technologies Workshop - Libraries
Presentation given May 2, 2008 by Danielle Kane
Original audio file from presentation was corrupted, this audio was recast and is missing audience questions.
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Social Networking Tools in History Research
- 1. Pacific Northwest History Conference 2008: Social Networking Tools in History Research Mary Paynton Schaff Washington State Library
- 2. What is Web 2.0? It also has some distinctive features…
- 3. Tagging
- 4. Friends Inviting Grouping Interacting
- 5. Subscribing Feed Readers Subscription Automatic Updates
- 6. A Tour of Web 2.0 Sites for Historians
- 8. The Edge of the West edgeofthewest.wordpress.com
- 21. Del.icio.us