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The document discusses the concept of "Library 2.0" and how libraries are evolving to meet the changing needs of users in the digital age. It outlines how users now expect immediate access to information through social networking platforms, self-publishing, and personalized services. Libraries are adopting new tools like blogs, wikis, podcasts and social tagging to engage users and create an "information commons." The key is for libraries to keep pace with technological changes, understand users, and use metrics to improve services in this new model of constant change.
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- 1. The Art of Library 2.0 Heather Davis Lake Washington Technical College Technology Center Friday, August 22, 2008 A Wordle created from xBlog: The Visual Thinking Weblog
- 2. The Changing User Immediate access to information The Art of Library 2.0 Constant updates Web-based information storage and retrieval
- 3. The Changing User Social networking The Art of Library 2.0 Self-publishing Community websites and content management
- 4. The Changing User Folksonomies The Art of Library 2.0 Personalization and customization
- 5. Opportunities of Library 2.0 Crowdsourcing Mashups Interdisciplinary information sharing The long tail The Art of Library 2.0 “ Library 2.0 is a model for constant and purposeful change.” Library 2.0: A Guide to Participatory Library Service
- 6. Opportunities of Library 2.0 “ Increasingly, it is the ‘third place’ (the first and second places being home and work) where people connect with friends, watch television, listen to music, build a sense of togetherness with people across the world, and provide expressions of ourselves which are themselves forms of communication. As more people turn to the Internet for professional and social purposes, we are seeing new means of communication, new places to communicate, and new avenues of interaction unfold at a rapid pace.” Social Networking, the “Third Place,” and the Evolution of Communication The Art of Library 2.0 “ Third Place” – Internet
- 7. Tools and Resources Social networks Blogs Wikis/Forums Podcasts/Feeds Instant messaging/Chat Social tagging/bookmarking The Art of Library 2.0
- 8. What other libraries are doing The Art of Library 2.0 University of Washington, Art Library Social Bookmarking
- 9. What other libraries are doing The Art of Library 2.0 A.A. Lemieux Library, Seattle University Social Networking Gateway
- 10. What other libraries are doing Pacific Northwest College of Art, Charles Voorhies Fine Art Library The Art of Library 2.0 Blogs RSS Feeds Social Networking
- 11. Applied Design Library 1.0 Traditional Tools Books Databases Images Online Reference Web Resources The Art of Library 2.0
- 12. Applied Design Library 2.0 Next Generation Tools Information and resource commons Online portfolios Project management Online image hosting Media transmission and sharing Instant messaging Podcasting or screencasting The Art of Library 2.0
- 13. Conclusion Keeping pace with users Changes in information transmission Understand the users Generate and maintain metrics The Art of Library 2.0
- 14. Bibliography Casey, Michael E. and Laura C. Savastinuk. Library 2.0: A Guide to Participatory Library Service. Medford: Information Today, Inc., 2007. Ibid. “Library 2.0: service for the next generation library,” in Library Journal , September 1, 2006. Courtney, Nancy. Library 2.0 and Beyond: Innovative Technologies and Tomorrow’s User . Westport: Libraries Unlimited, 2007. O’Reilly, Tim. “What is web 2.0: design patterns and business models for the next generation of software.” http://www.oreillynet.com . Smith, Rachel. “Social networking, the ‘third place,’ and the evolution of communication.” New Media Consortium. http://www.nmc.org/evolution-communication . Rosenfeld, Louis and Peter Morville. Information Architecture for the World Wide Web . Sebastopol: O’Reilly Media, Inc., 1998. The Art of Library 2.0