Web 2.0: Helene Blowers [email protected] Moving Libraries Forward to Web 2.0 Infopeople Webcast May 9, 2007 What Library Managers Need to Know Image: Ocean Flynn @Flickr
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Web 2.0:
Helene [email protected]
Moving Libraries Forward to Web 2.0Infopeople Webcast
May 9, 2007
What Library Managers Need to Know
Image: Ocean Flynn @Flickr
Web 2.0 in Mainstream Media
The spring of 2006 will go down as a curious moment in (time when) the mainstream-media steamroller caught up with a bona fide cultural phenomenon, then flattened it into a cliché before the average person knew what all the fuss was about. That's ironic, because the fuss was about the average person--that is, his or her participation in what's known as "social media," "social networking," "user-generated content," the "live Web."
The Network Unbound, Fast Company June 2006
Web 2.0 Wake up
“Web 2.0 generally refers to a second generation of services available on the WWW that lets people collaborate and share information online.” - Wikipedia.com
Shared Pictures =
Shared Knowledge =
Shared Bookmarks =
Shared News =
Shared Videos =
Shared Everything =
Web 2.0 Definition
Web 2.0 Communities
“The central idea of (Web 2.0 technologies) is harnessing collective intelligence.” - Tim O’Reilly, O’Reilly Media
Web 2.0 Watermill
Web 2.0 Logos
Enlightening Educating Expanding Everyone Empathic
Emerging Elementary Entertaining Enriching Enjoyable
Essential Exciting EmpoweringEmpowering Electronic
Engaging Equality Embedded Embracing Enabling
Energetic Enchanting Encouraging …
Web 2.0
Organizational Effectiveness & Employee Engagement
Marketing & Customer Engagement
Web 2.0 Applications
Web 2.0 is about creating dialogue.
Blog:Blog:
a) Short for “web log”
b) an easy to use publishing tool that lists content in reverse date order
c) a great way to engage staff & library users in conversation
d) all of the above
http://www.darienlibrary.org/directorsblog/
Blogs: External
PLCMC internal Circ communication blog
Blogs: Internal
http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/links/
Blogs in Libraries
Wiki:Wiki:
a) a Hawaiian word meaning “quick”
b) a collaborative web space that anyone* can edit
c) a useful tool for sharing library knowledge or engaging users
d) all of the above
http://www.libraryforlife.org/subjectguides/
Wiki: External
http://booklovers.pbwiki.com
Wiki: External
Wiki: Internal
http://www.libsuccess.org
Wikis in Libraries
RSS:RSS:
a) short for Really Simple Syndication
b) an effective tool in keeping up news & trends
c) a great way to find out what people are saying about your library
d) all of the above
RSS (XML) if native format – NOT Pretty!
RSS in native format
My Yahoo portal – RSS Feeds
Yahoo News Aggregator
http://www.hclib.org/pub/search/RSS.cfm
RSS: External
http://tinyurl.com/yk8npb
RSS: Internal
Bloglines.com
RSS: Monitoring your library
Podcast:Podcast:
a) 2005 word of the year
b) an audio file that is available through RSS
c) an effective way to engage youth and market library services
d) all of the above
http://www.homerlibrary.org/audioreviews.asp
Podcast: External
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/library/bookcast/
Podcast: External
http://learningatlcpl.blogspot.com
Podcast: Internal
Podcasting Libraries
http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Podcasting
MySpaceMySpace (Social Networking):
a) The most popular web site for the under 20 crowd.
b) The 2nd most popular visited site on the WWW
c) A great way to connect with teens
d) all of the above
www.myspace.com/libraryloft
Social Network: External
www.myspace.com/libraryloft
Social Network: External
www.myspace.com/libraryloft
Social Network: External
Social Network: Internal ?
http://library20.ning.com
What can Libraries do to
continually keep up with changes ?
Player [pley-er] noun
1. a person or thing that plays.
2. one actively involved especially in a competitive
field or process.
Become a “Knowledge Player”: 15 minutes a day
Become a “Knowledge Player”: 15 minutes a day Subscribe to a
few blogs
Become a “Knowledge Player”: 15 minutes a day Subscribe to just
5 blogs Tag “play items”
in Del.icio.us
Photo by Uma B. - Flickr
Become a “Knowledge Player”:
15 minutes a day Subscribe to just
5 blogs Tag “play items”
in Del.icio.us Create a learning
blog
Photo by Lemonade Dusk- Flickr
Become a “Knowledge Player”:
15 minutes a day Subscribe to just
5 blogs Tag “play items”
in Del.icio.us Create a learning
blog
PLAY!!!!!PLAY!!!!!
Photo by Bukutgirl - Flickr
http://our23things.infopeople.org
Web 2.0 Tips for Managers:
- Support staff learning for all members of staff (especially mgmt & support) to participate. - Build the program for late-bloomers- Allow participants to blog anonymously- Communicate weekly using 1.0 methods- Focus on discovery & encourage challenges- Encourage staff to use each other & work together.- Find funding for incentives – Huge ROI- Remember that it’s not about acceptance or doing it right. It’s about exposure.
- & continually encourage staff to play!!!!!
Where do I find links to all of today’s stuff?
http://del.icio.us/Web4Managers
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