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Library2.0 - Will the web 2.0 change everything?
- 1. Will the web 2.0 change everything? Patrick Danowski Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
- 2. Outline • Web 2.0 • Blog and Wikis • Social tagging • User Generated Content • Library 2.0 • Go where the Users are • OPAC 2.0 • Librarian 2.0
- 3. Web 2.0
- 4. Michael Wesch: The Web is us/ing us URL::
- 5. Web 2.0 Characteristics • The network as platform • architecture of participation • Data as driving force • Perpetual beta • Rich User Experience
- 6. Web 2.0 Some interesting services
- 7. Wiki • wiki is a Hawaiian word meaning quot;quickquot; • Tools for collaborative writing • MediaWiki most known Wiki
- 8. Wikisource
- 9. Wikisource • Sister-project of Wikipedia • Chosen Sources: • Interesting and specials sources • which are not available in full test
- 10. Metadata • No bibliographic standards • Goal: cooperation with libraries • Idea: Downloadable metadata
- 13. Weblogs • Web log • We Blog • Blogossphere
- 14. Social Tagging • del.icio.us: most known social tagging service: social bookmarking • links with tags from reader • Tag = free keyword
- 15. What is a tag?
- 16. • Screenshots 2 del.icio.us
- 21. • scutdl
- 22. Zotero • Plugin for Firefox Browser(> Version 2.0) • Organize your resources while you are browsing them • http://www.zotero.com
- 23. Podcasting • „Radio Show“ • available when you like • get it like weblogs via RSS • Everyone can podcast (with free software)
- 24. YouTube • Videos published by users • Some produced by user • from very well didactic videos to private films • indexing via social tagging • http://www.youtube.com
- 26. MashUp • a combination of different services • e.g. FlickR & Google Maps • Combination via APIs
- 27. Library 2.0
- 28. Definition Library 2.0 • Loosely defined model • based on principles of the web 2.0 • openness • linking • reuse
- 30. Library 2.0 • Open interfaces • Publish own content for reuse • ReMix Culture • Mesh-Ups: addition from different services
- 33. OPAC 2.0
- 36. The library goes where the users are
- 38. Services • Pageflake • Netvibes • iGoogle
- 39. • netvibes
- 40. Firefox Plugins • Open Search works for IE 7.0, too
- 41. The library in a virtual reality
- 42. Second Life
- 44. Librarian 2.0
- 45. Librarian 2.0 • Librarians are the base • Web 2.0 is the tool • Curiosity is asked • Just try it out • Librarian 2.0 Manifesto
- 46. User Generated Content: New Tasks? Who can be a filer? Librarians can, and they should! http://farm1.static.flickr.com/117/260004685_8d78d
- 47. Conclusions • Take a look at web 2.0 • Play with new services • Be open for changes
- 48. • Become a librarian 2.0! • Contact: Patrick.Danowski@web.de • http://library20.ning.com/PatrickD