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The document discusses using blogs and RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to communicate with constituencies. It covers topics like what blogs are, popular blogging platforms, reasons to use blogs, examples of library blogs, who blogs are good for marketing to, and finding library blogs. It also discusses what RSS is, examples of organizations that syndicate content via RSS, news aggregators, customizing RSS feeds, and using RSS in libraries.
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This document summarizes what blogs are and provides examples of library blogs. Blogs are websites organized with the most recent information at the top in short, dated entries that often have a common theme and include many links. Creating a blog requires special software or platforms like Blogger or Movable Type as well as time for regular updates. Popular sites for finding blogs are listed. Examples given of library blogs include individual librarian blogs and blogs created by specific libraries to post news, highlight resources, engage the community, and moderate discussions.
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WorldCatLocal Discovery to Delivery
The document summarizes a project in Illinois that uses WorldCat Local to provide a single search interface for discovering and accessing library resources across different library systems. It describes the partner libraries involved and highlights some key features of WorldCat Local like customizable discovery, integrated interlibrary loan, and social networking tools. It also provides examples of how WorldCat Local can be implemented on library websites and integrated with library resources and systems.
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Search Technologies for Digital Libraries
This document discusses contemporary search technologies and how they could be applied in libraries. It begins by looking at the current state of search, including keyword, boolean, faceted, and advanced searches. It then covers new approaches like semantic search, linked data, and crowdsourcing. Several prototypes are described that demonstrate new search capabilities, like geospatial search and image annotation. The document advocates for common APIs to allow libraries to provide search without hosting all the data and functionality themselves.
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