7. “ The growing use of Web 2.0 and social networking—combined with collective intelligence and mass amateurization—is gradually but inexorably changing the practice of scholarship.” 2008 Horizon Report
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Editor's Notes
Hi, my name is Stephen Francoeur. I’m an information services librarian at Baruch College and would like to speak to you about some easy ways that your companies can begin offering searchers ways to discover and share authoritative content in a social context. I’m going to be talking about ways that searchers find and access things via social networks.