1. Information service 2.0
and information needs of a library participant
Isto Huvila
Information Studies | Åbo Akademi
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Based on a research project on
information service 2.0
A part of the Library 2.0 A New
Participatory Context project
(Information Studies, ÅA) financed by the
Academy of Finland.
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Library 2.0 is a change in
interaction between users and
libraries in a new culture of
participation catalysed by social web
technologies
Holmberg, Huvila, Kronqvist-Berg & Widén-Wulff (forthcoming)
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Library 2.0 is about libraries
being present on the web.
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CC Attribution-NonCommercial-Sharealike 2.0 Ludwig Gatzke Ludwig Gatzke Ludwig Gatzke
http://flickr.com/photos/stabilo-boss/101793493/
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CC Attribution-NonCommercial-Sharealike 2.0 Ludwig Gatzke Ludwig Gatzke Ludwig Gatzke
http://flickr.com/photos/stabilo-boss/101793494
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507 public libraries,
81 school libraries,
404 academic libraries
and 61 special libraries
have blogs. according to the blogging libraries wiki,
e.g. Turku City Library excluded
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Politics Life News Music Family Photography Sports Travel Personal
Thoughts Random Art Entertainment Poetry Books Food Media
Olympics Culture Humor Religion Technology Video Friends Writing
Movies Love Barack Obama Events Fashion Business Health Reviews
People Photos Relationships China Christianity Russia Work History
Blogging Faith Education Design Journal Philosophy Internet Home
Blog Science The Page TV 2008 God My Life Film Videos
Miscellaneous Rants School Society War Nature Environment Misc
Obama Opinion Kids Shopping Pictures] Parenting Funny Fiction
Church Current Events Literature John McCain Recipes Me Theology
Georgia Spirituality Fan Blast Feature Inspiration Television India
Photo Ramblings Fun Community Links Wallpaper IPhone Linux
Musings Games Review Israel Marriage Marketing Random Thoughts
Sex Software Women Quotes Current Affairs Pop culture Hip-hop
Children Blabber Hillary clinton Articles America Learning Economy
Apple Diary Bible Human Rights Combat Sports Economics Lifestyle
INTERNATIONAL World Event Results Comedy Daily life Anime
Comics Energy English Islam Book Reviews Money California Boxing
Japan Announcements Election Democrats McCain Christian Real
Estate Prayer Political New York Stories Blogs Military
Tags used at Wordpress.com 2008/08/12
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1. men's 4x100 freestyle relay
2. individual olympic gold medal
3. middle east times
4. visual studio 2008 service pack 1
5. bernie mac and isaac hayes
6. previous world record
7. relations with the united states
8. responsibility of peacekeeping and
mediating in abkhazia and south ossetia
9. chef on south park
10. swimmer michael phelps
Key phrases at Blogpulse.com 2008/08/12
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What are Wikipedians doing?
Huvila 2008
1. Relying on personal expertise
2. Surfing on the net
3. Browsing a specific source
4. Visiting the local library
67. Information service 2.0
and information needs of a library participant
Isto Huvila
Information Studies | Åbo Akademi
isto.huvila@abo.fi
Notes de l'éditeur
And more than that it is interaction, it is service in motion
The services libraries provide or services the library users need; information service for library participants (in L2)
The services libraries provide or services the library users need
What does this mean?
Blogs represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
Let’s focus on John instead of libraries and what he is doing, what are his information needs and what is his information work like?
John is an active websurfer and has account on all of these services
And all these – and a couple of others. OK, What’s in there, what kind of information all these services contain and mediate.
What John can do on the Web 2.0?
Analysis of Web 2.0 as an information infrastructure (or as a Knowledge organisation system)
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
Wikipedia (quantity of people becomes a relative good quality consensus; for general use), social tags form a statistical consensus of topics in different resources, blogpulse
It is about API:s
Taggalaxy shows Flickr tags as a galaxy
Iphonenearby (ebay, at&t & apple)
Plus instant messaging, mobile technologies and so on.
Plus API:s, instant messaging, mobile technologies and so on.
Wikipedia (quantity of people becomes a relative good quality consensus; for general use), social tags form a statistical consensus of topics in different resources, blogpulse
Wikipedia (quantity of people becomes a relative good quality consensus; for general use), social tags form a statistical consensus of topics in different resources, blogpulse
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
Central characteristics of Web 2.0 services, that is basically library 2.0 technologies
What is this all about .. Sorry this was supposed to be a L2, not W2 presentation. Here you go.
What John gets from Web 2.0 services?
Blogs, Flickr images, music, reviews etc. represent a viewpoint; benefits of easy publishing; about what’s going on at the moment; podcasts and vodcasts are basically a form of blogging, just like microblogging: Jaiku, Twitter and so on. Together the blogs form a blogosphere, a statistical average of viewpoints.
Minabibliotek.se (Umeå-region) man kan tagga sina egna böcker
Business subject reference wiki at Ohio State University
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
It is easy to follow a trail i.e. to keep aware of things you already know (and you know the sources) to a degree.
And to find something quite unexpectacle to accidentally discover information
To find something about almost everything
And to make statistical and logical (programmatic) inferences i.e. mashups
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
To preserve
To maintain access (for sure: the first and foremost thing of companies to do is to increase shareholder value, not to preserve and maintain accessibility)
It is difficult to get and manage a qualitative context
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
But not the added value of libraries!
It is easy to make available, access and to connect seamlessly.
It is not too easy to keep available, provide access and to connect meaningfully.
It is extremely difficult to manage qualitative contexts.
To maintain access (for sure: the first and foremost thing of companies to do is to increase shareholder value, not to preserve and maintain accessibility)
To manage educated, ”responsible” and qualitative contexts
To provide access to something rather definite about many things.
Let’s focus on John instead of libraries and what he is doing, what are his information needs and what is his information work like?
Let’s focus on John instead of libraries and what he is doing, what are his information needs and what is his information work like?