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M3: Library 2.0 and participatory library services: librarian 2.0
With regards to the skills required by the Librarian 2.0, Stephen Abram started the ball rolling in 2005 (unfortunately, the page listed in Interact can not be found). Partridge, Lee and Munro wrote an...
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M4: Making Web 2.0 work for your organisation: social media, social...
Brookover, in her article “Why we blog” says “well-promoted blogs can help reach community members who might not think of the library first when faced with an information need” and “blogging has...
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With regard to Aaron Tay’s blog post “Libraries and crowdsourcing – 6 examples“, I approached my fellow Spydus Super User colleagues about letting our users tag our catalogue records. The idea was...
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M4: Making Web 2.0 work for your organisation: developing a social networking...
Isn’t Slideshare good! I really enjoyed Marta Kagan’s slideshow, slide 23 in particular, with this quote by author Seth Godin “The word blog is irrelevant. What’s important is that it is now common,...
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Best Second Life experience so far, except…
Second Life, Charles Sturt University As you can see, a group of us met at the CSU-SIS Learning Centre in Jokaydia, developed by Jo Kay. For about an hour, we chatted, were given complementary...
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M5: Social networking and information policy: what policy issues have...
Credit: Eduardo Deboni http://www.flickr.com/photos/35009339@N00/2887680476 I have recently attended the “VeMentoring Blended Learning Tools Workshop” where I was exposed for the first time to cloud...
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M5: Social networking and information policy: social media/networking...
Section 2.2.2 (b) “Interactions with Students”, on page 12 of the Queensland Department of Education and Training’s Code of Conduct states “You must not use internet social networks such as Face Book...
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Conclusion: keep an eye on Web 3.0
I have enjoyed reading the article “Web 3.0 promises change for libraries” by David Stuart. I have bookmarked Community Virtual Library, staffed by volunteer librarians, and RezLibris, an online...
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My three OLJ tasks: tagging RSS gaming and 3D virtual worlds The OCLC report sets the scene The OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) report Sharing, privacy and trust in our networked world (10.64 MB)...
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Assignment 2: reflective statement
A great semester I have really engaged with much of the information resources provided in the modules, as demonstrated in this blog. I must admit, though, I am running out of steam as the end of...
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