Editor's Notes
- #7: Libraries website has content which is created and updated by a number of different people Wikis and blogs Libraries website allows any staff to update any content Libraries website is a combination of different technologies Wikis, blogs, content management system Libraries CMS made up a different modules for different content types Content is reusable throughout the site Any piece of the CMS can be replaced as needed Deploy systems early and make constant improvements Users are part of the development process Deploy new systems to a small group of staff to test and help us refine Gather constant input and make continuous improvements APIs to allow content to be incorporated into other systems Libraries website can incorporate content from external sources Content which is part of the Libraries site can be used on multiple pages AJAX to add a database link to any page, blog, wiki Allow users to add and update content on the Libraries site Class wikis Wiki model for CMS Institutional repositories for scholarly content from faculty, students and staff Library hosts blogs (ie. UThink project at U. Minnesota) User tagging and review content in catalog Multimedia, interactivity, GUI-style application experiences video, sound, screencasts Personalization and customization Space for collaboration and interaction chat, VoIP
- #8: Decentralization of content creation, decision making, information
- #11: Flexible, nimble Cross function teams and works groups Mashups Plugin architecture Loose confederations Working collaboratively to achieve greater success
- #17: Let others use the content you have in meaningful ways. Exposes your content to a wider audience Syndication RSS Read/write web - the web isn’t just about consuming content anymore it is about creating content Creative Commons model for copyright