1) The document discusses the differences between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0, with Web 2.0 being more dynamic, interactive, and user-generated through tools like social media, tagging, and user comments. 2) It provides examples of how libraries can use various Web 2.0 technologies like social networking, tagging, feeds, wikis, podcasting, gaming, video sharing, and more to engage users and create and share content. 3) The document gives tips for safe use of online tools and profiles, including best practices for choosing usernames and passwords.

1. Understanding the Impact: Your Guide to Web 2.0 and other technologies that matter to libraries Presented by Beth Gallaway for Las Vegas Clark County Library System March 2009

2. Contact Beth Gallaway 603-247-3196 [email_address] http://informationgoddess.info

3. Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Web 1.0 Static Passive Read View Find Text Impersonal Web 2.0 Dynamic Interactive Do Create Remix Multimedia Custom On Demand Mobile

4. What is Web 2.0? Web as platform Collective intelligence Data driven Everything’s in beta Simple programming Cross platform Rich user experience

5. Adult Internet Population http://pewinternet.org/PPF/r/275/report_display.asp

6. Teen Content Creators 57% http://www.pewinternet.org/PPF/r/166/report_display.asp

7. 18-24 year old Social Networkers 75% http://www.pewinternet.org/PPF/r/166/report_display.asp

8. Delicious Bookmark websites for access from anywhere Connect with friends and colleagues to share information http://www.delicious.com

9. Holdrege Public Library http://www.holdregelibrary.org/kidzone.html

10. Tagging http://www.wordle.com

11. Tagging Practice: Google Image Labeler Apply as many labels to the image in front of you as you can think of. Repeat for each new image. At the end of two minutes, review your labels and your partners. Try again! http://images.google.com/imagelabeler/

12. Feeds

13. Google Reader Subscribe to blogs, podcasts, news, etc for access from anywhere Connect with friends and colleagues to share information http://reader.google.com

14. Content Creation Making stuff & putting it online! Writing Images Audio Video Games

15. Fan Fiction Stories based on another author’s work http://www.fanfiction.net

16. Online Summer Reading Online registration Online book logs Online book reviewing/rating http://www.readsinMA.org

17. Wikis Create and share documents and media Anyone (with permission) can edit http://www.wikispaces.com

18. The Bard of Avon, on Facebook screenshot

19. Eons http://www.eons.com

20. Meebo Me! Instant Messager Aggregator Cross platform Icons Chat Rooms http://www.meebo.com

21. Virtual Author Visits BeththeLibrarian : What did it take to publish the book? (That's from Brandy & Alex) MBLundgren : Another good question. It took me 2 years to write it, then 6 months to find an agent, then a few days to find an editor, then months of revisions. A Loooooonnnggg process.

22. Twitter Record what you are reading, viewing, doing, thinking Connect with friends and colleagues to share information http://www.twitter.com

23. Face Your Manga Create a digital representation of yourself Use in a variety of applications http://www.faceyourmanga.com

24. Flickr Photo Storage & Sharing Application http://www.flickr.com

25. Podcasting Cheshire (CT) Public Library http://www.cheshirelib.org/teens/cplpodcast.htm

26. GabCast Free podcasting by phone http://www.gabcast.com/

27. Virtual Author Visits: Skype Skype Chat with Ned Vizzini http://ia331321.us.archive.org/1/items/BethGallaway_NedVizziniskypewithned/nedvizzini110606.mp3

28. Sims OnStage Record: Music Poetry Comedy Stories OR Make Machinima! http://thesimsonstage.ea.com/

29. YouTube Record Tag Upload http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=PLCMCteens&view=videos

30. Gaming Clubs Bella Sara http://www.bella-sara.com Club Penguin http://www.clubpenguin.com

31. Ben 10 Alien Force http://gamecreator.cartoonnetwork.com/

32. Web 2.0 Issues CIPA Privacy Commercialism Copyright

33. When Creating a Username, DO Use… Something original and creative A nickname A favorite character's name A name that references a band, animal, food, hobby...

34. When Creating a Username, DON’T use Your real first or last name Your age Your phone number Your zip code or location A suggestive name or word Pornographic or obscene words Derogatory terms

35. Can't Get Your Username? Add a letter Add a number Use symbols Change the spelling

36. Password Tips 6 to 8 characters letters & numbers Personally meaningful Not obvious

37. Contact Beth Gallaway 603-247-3196 [email_address] http://informationgoddess.info