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Getting Caught up in Web 2.0
Michael Baird
Camila Gabaldón
Bryan Miyagishima
http://camila.pbwiki.com/presentations
April 19, 200
What is Web 2.0? Why would you wish to learn more about it?
What do you think it is? Are you already using Web 2.0 technologies in your work?
Why are you here to learn about it?
De.licio.us
blog
flickr
rss
wikis
facebook/ myspace
patron ratings
podcasting
second life
tagging
tag clouds
book covers?
syndeicts
YouTube
Everyone talks about it but we need clarification
relevance/ engagement
practical application
carving out the time
Connect- Peer to peer, teacher to student, librarian to patron
Collaborate- on homework, with reference questions, on planning
Categorize – Buddies, Friends, family, co-workers, tags?
See the
WOU Library and Media Services hompage for a live example.
Connect – based on like-interests
Collaborate- Based on what others have identified, share what you identify
Categorize – TAGS!
Connect – Person to person, group to person, library to patron
Collaborate- Comments (the new email?), Photographs, personal information, event information, dating, re-connecting,
Categorize- Friends, tags
Purpose-driven social networking and information sharing.
Connect – real-time
Collaborate –feeds to/from aggregators or other websites
Categorize - news, events, reviews, blogs, etc., tags?
Keeping up - NetVibes, other aggregators
Embedded (book reviews, events, more)
Connect – live documents, authors,
Collaborate – among co-workers, students, classes, anyone?
Categorize – hierarchical, by topic, tags, categories
Connect – people to idea/information
Collaborate – Comments, shared authorship
Categorize – tags, categories
Connect – receiving media, different learning styles, hearing and/or visually impaired, can mimic face to face
Collaborate – anyone can publish, anyone can link, can be “mashable”, No server space required!
Categorize – tags, groups
Contests
Instructional uses
Research
Recreational uses
Collections
Events
Research
Tags on photos for visually impaired
Michael Baird
michael.baird@oregonstate.edu
Reference Supervisor, Valley Library, Oregon State University. MLS candidate, Emporia State University.
Camila Gabald ón
gabaldonc@wou.edu
Collection Development Librarian, Western Oregon University. CCRLS Advisory board member and former Independence Public Library employee.
Bryan Miyagishima
miyagib@wou.edu
Instruction and Outreach Librarian, Director of Technology Resource Center, Western Oregon University.
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Getting caught up
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