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Web 2 0 & Libraries
1. Web 2.0, Klow, & other internet stuff for public librariesBy: George Seamon What is Web 2.0? Why Web 2.0? Implications for Libraries Library 2.0 Specific Resources KLOW 23 Things Practical Exercises
2. What is Web 2.0? Evolving web User centric web Driven by users for users Not driven by corporations telling users what they want Collaborative Processes (dialogue NOT monologue) Collaborative learning (utilizing collective knowledge) Multi-sensory communication Text, video, audio, links, pictures, etc.
4. Why Web 2.0? Some questions to ask: What do your patrons want/need? What does your library want/need? How can you and your patrons benefit from Web 2.0? Will the benefit outweigh the cost?
5. Why Web 2.0? Multi-sensory communication Video tour of library Pictures of events Podcast of library events RSS Feeds for news, etc. Instant Messaging reference Wiki subject guides
6. Why Web 2.0 User collaboration User testimonials User created content User reviews User videos of “Why I like my library” Gives the user opportunity to be apart of the library (dialogue NOT monologue) Shows that the library can evolve/adapt to change
7. Why not Web 2.0? Time consuming for small libraries Patron base More problem patron opportunities Inappropriate comments or posts Predators and children Identity theft
8. Implications for libraries Libraries need to become a socially rich, user centric, virtual community, which goes beyond the socially rich, user centric, real world community center. No pressure! Librarians need to be a little more computer/internet savvy or have someone on staff that is…Not sure if I count. Library 2.0
9. Library 2.0 According to Jack M. Maness, “A theory for Library 2.0 could be understood to have these four essential elements: “ It is user-centered It provides a multi-media experience It is socially rich It is communally innovative
11. Specific Resources Blog/Blogging http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog Blogger--https://www.blogger.com/start Wordpress--http://wordpress.com/ KLOW (Kansas Libraries on the Web) Powered by Wordpress--http://www.mykansaslibrary.org/
