Web Tools for Libraries: 5 Web-based tools that can change your Library

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The document discusses 5 web-based tools that can benefit libraries: blogging, social networking, social bookmarking, instant messaging, and content curation. It then focuses on instant messaging tools, providing examples like Skype and Google Chat. The document is a presentation about how libraries can use different online tools and platforms.

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Tools for
LIBRARIES
5 Web-based Tools that can Change your Library
S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 1

“The Internet is a network of tubes, and those tubes are full of cats.”
-David Glenn Rinehart
S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 2

The Internet was designed by the evil geniuses at the U.S. Defense Advanced
Research Projects Agency as a network would still function during and after a
nuclear war. To that end, they constructed a massive labyrinth of heavily
fortified tunnels just large enough for meandering cats. Each cat had a
component of a message on an electronic chip on its collar; the fragment was
useless until combined with the other fragments when all the cats reached
the same destination using TCP/IP, or Transfer Cat Protocol/Internet Protocol.
That’s the origin of the phrase,
“The Internet is a network of tubes, and those tubes are full of cats.”
©copyright 2012 David Glenn Rinehart S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 3

S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 5
The 5Tools
1. Blogging
2. Social Networking
3. Social Bookmarking
4. Instant Messaging
5. Content Curation

S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 10
We will have a Hands-on session on

S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 26
WEB-BASED INSTANT MESSAGING TOOLS

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http://www.webopedia.com

Questions ?
S. L. Faisal
Librarian
Kendriya Vidyalaya Pattom (Shift-I)
slfaizal@gmail.com
9447699724
You may download this presentation from
www.slfaisal.com
S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com
THANK YOU

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Web Tools for Libraries: 5 Web-based tools that can change your Library

1. Tools for LIBRARIES 5 Web-based Tools that can Change your Library S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 1

2. “The Internet is a network of tubes, and those tubes are full of cats.” -David Glenn Rinehart S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 2

3. The Internet was designed by the evil geniuses at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency as a network would still function during and after a nuclear war. To that end, they constructed a massive labyrinth of heavily fortified tunnels just large enough for meandering cats. Each cat had a component of a message on an electronic chip on its collar; the fragment was useless until combined with the other fragments when all the cats reached the same destination using TCP/IP, or Transfer Cat Protocol/Internet Protocol. That’s the origin of the phrase, “The Internet is a network of tubes, and those tubes are full of cats.” ©copyright 2012 David Glenn Rinehart S. L. Faisal 2016 www.slfaisal.com 3

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