1,101 posts tagged library 2.0
SubscribeWhere Are They Now? A Look at A Dozen Services That Debuted Here
http://www.louisgray.com/ live/ 2008/ 05/ where-are-they-now-look-at-some.html-
What features make it easier?
http://tametheweb.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ easier-2/Do you notice the seams in your socks? Are there any to notice? Your coffee mug handle, fit nicely in your hand? Clearing that paper jam without saying, “What do you mean paper still stuck?” Does your RSS reader make it easy to forward cool stuff? How about a planner? Paper or electrons?
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Wiki wiki wiki
http://nevadacohort2008.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ wiki-wiki-wiki/Want to know more about wikis? Wikis and Libraries: Resources, Articles, and Links (from the library at University of Saskatchewan) Using Blogs and Wikis to Communicate with Library Clients (from Australian Library and Information Association) Want to read or write a wiki?
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Library 2.0 - What it means to me
http://bookwrangling.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ library-20-what-it-means-to-me.htmlI am good with noticing buzzwords and trends but terrible with definitions and even understanding. If you asked me what Library 2.0 is I could give you examples of 2.0 environments (Flickr, MySpace, Wikis, Blogs, etc.) but that doesn't mean I could define it.
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Another use of Zotero
http://keepingawkwardinstyle.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ another-use-of-zotero/…Dear Non-Library Nerds, You can stop reading now. Signed, This Girl I started using Zotero to manage my documents for class. Although this bibliographic tool (it stores documents, allows you to add notes and tags, inserts citations into your Word document, and then builds a bibliography based
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Web 2.0 Sneakers: Wine Library TV
http://www.ajvaynerchuk.com/ web-20-sneakers-wine-library-tv/Mixing my two favorite things: Web 2.0 and Sneakers. Today is the Wine Library TV Web 2.0 Sneakers: Wine Library TV Click Here to view all the Web 2.0 Sneakers.
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Scribd iPaper
http://mrschu81.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ scribd-ipaper/iPaper is a document viewer built for the modern web. It’s the first full-featured viewer that runs in a web page with no additional software. Using iPaper on your website offers the following fundamental benefits: A great user experience Increased traffic to your documents Enhanced security Monetization of your documents with contextual ads.
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Webcat of Scholar2Scholar: How Web 2.0 is Changing Scholarly Communication
http://mcbrownuci.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ webcat-of-scholar2scholar-how-web-20-i…Webcast of the the 5th Annual Scholarly Communication Symposium: Scholar2Scholar: How Web 2.0 is Changing Scholarly Communication is now available from its web site: http://scholar2scholar.wikispaces.com/ See: Watch webcast: Jean-Claude Bradley’s presentation Watch webcast: Panel discussion See
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Trivia Contest Winners
http://mrschu81.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ trivia-contest-winners/Trivia Contest Winners, originally uploaded by ALA - The American Library Association.
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PMOG Uses in Academic Libs?
http://farofflibrarian.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ pmog-uses-in-academic-libs.htmlPeople have probably already heard of PMOG, but are any academic libraries using this for educational/information literacy purposes? Some possibilities are laid out nicely here: http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA6555546.htm.html It seems like a cool way to merge gaming and concepts of
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Podcasts
http://dbuchi.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ podcasts.htmlArgh, Again with the not being on the cutting edge of technology. I have no iPod, nor iTunes. I am a relatively unambitious listener of music, so all of these new releases and hot hot tunes on podcastalley.com mean little to me. Same for audiobooks. Yes, I know it's "teh future", maybe, but I like reading.