My concern with using Wikis is that people can improperly edit things.
This sounds like an interesting tool, but in my job, I don't think it will
be something I use regularly.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Week 6, Thing 15
I can see that Library 2.0 will help expand services to the community. The future of libraries and librarians are constantly changing at a faster pace than ever before in history. I read the first three articles, which were all interesting. I thought the third one seemed to be an advertisement for OCLC.
I enjoyed Into A New World of Librarianship, by Michael Stephens the best. He feels the most important traits of Library 2.0 are that: Librarians 2.0 plans for their users, embraces Web 2.0 tools, controls technolust, makes good, yet fast decisions, is a trendspotter, and Librarian 2.0 gets content. Therefore "Librarian 2.0, then, is the “strategy guide” for helping users find information, gather knowledge and create content."
I enjoyed Into A New World of Librarianship, by Michael Stephens the best. He feels the most important traits of Library 2.0 are that: Librarians 2.0 plans for their users, embraces Web 2.0 tools, controls technolust, makes good, yet fast decisions, is a trendspotter, and Librarian 2.0 gets content. Therefore "Librarian 2.0, then, is the “strategy guide” for helping users find information, gather knowledge and create content."
Week 6, Thing 14
I did not subscribe to Technorati. I do not
think I will search blogs at my current job.
think I will search blogs at my current job.
Week 6, Thing 13
I can see where this would be useful to a librarian in a public setting. I don't think that it will be beneficial in my job.
Monday, July 2, 2007
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