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Mattsslides | PPT
CoFHE 2007 Introduction to Web 2.0 Matt Gallon | e-learning advisor [email_address] web2atcofhe.pbwiki.com www.rsc-wm.ac.uk
Today’s session Definition Characteristics of Web 2.0 applications Examples What’s in it for us, as librarians? What will  you  do next?
Defining “Web 2.0” First coined by Tim O’Reilly in 2004 Perceived  second generation of Web technologies The Web becomes the software platform Not  a standard People focused – interacting & producing content Applications join together to become a “network” The “semantic Web” – Web sites relate to each other by content tags and “hook” into other content
Some Web 2.0 app’s!
Characteristics of Web 2.0 applications “ Architecture of participation“ The Web browser as “platform”  Social networking Multimedia?  Users “own” the data and have control over it Syndication  Folksonomies/tagging  “ Free” and non-hierarchical
Blogs  Instant, free Web publishing, in a chronological format  Timely delivery to users through RSS Allows user comment and debate Searchable “ Blogosphere” a valuable information source Host remotely or at your institution
Social Bookmarking Based on tagging of users’ favourites and sharing with others Possible links with other platforms (e.g. VLEs) and uses RSS or email for updating subscribers Identify other users with similar interests and share your discoveries Find additional information, which may have been “missed” by search engines
Wikis freely available website which can be amended by anyone simple to use allows linking within and between pages a tool for collaborative authoring may include, documents, images, hyperlinks RSS enabled host remotely or at your institution
Activity – what’s in it for us and our users? What advantages do Web 2.0 tools bring for libraries?  What problems are you likely to encounter in using these technologies in a library setting? How can Web 2.0 technologies help communications between library staff? How are you using Web 2.0 at present?
Activity – next steps? Identify at least one challenge or problem in your work which could be overcome using Web 2.0  What tool(s) will you use? e.g. Blog, Wiki, Social bookmarking What do you intend to do next? e.g. sign up for Blogger, discuss at your next management meeting
Further information web2atcofhe.pbwiki.com
Any questions?  Do get in touch… [email_address] web2atcofhe.pbwiki.com www.rsc-wm.ac.uk

Mattsslides

  • 1.
    CoFHE 2007 Introductionto Web 2.0 Matt Gallon | e-learning advisor [email_address] web2atcofhe.pbwiki.com www.rsc-wm.ac.uk
  • 2.
    Today’s session DefinitionCharacteristics of Web 2.0 applications Examples What’s in it for us, as librarians? What will you do next?
  • 3.
    Defining “Web 2.0”First coined by Tim O’Reilly in 2004 Perceived second generation of Web technologies The Web becomes the software platform Not a standard People focused – interacting & producing content Applications join together to become a “network” The “semantic Web” – Web sites relate to each other by content tags and “hook” into other content
  • 4.
    Some Web 2.0app’s!
  • 5.
    Characteristics of Web2.0 applications “ Architecture of participation“ The Web browser as “platform” Social networking Multimedia? Users “own” the data and have control over it Syndication Folksonomies/tagging “ Free” and non-hierarchical
  • 6.
    Blogs Instant,free Web publishing, in a chronological format Timely delivery to users through RSS Allows user comment and debate Searchable “ Blogosphere” a valuable information source Host remotely or at your institution
  • 7.
    Social Bookmarking Basedon tagging of users’ favourites and sharing with others Possible links with other platforms (e.g. VLEs) and uses RSS or email for updating subscribers Identify other users with similar interests and share your discoveries Find additional information, which may have been “missed” by search engines
  • 8.
    Wikis freely availablewebsite which can be amended by anyone simple to use allows linking within and between pages a tool for collaborative authoring may include, documents, images, hyperlinks RSS enabled host remotely or at your institution
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    Activity – what’sin it for us and our users? What advantages do Web 2.0 tools bring for libraries? What problems are you likely to encounter in using these technologies in a library setting? How can Web 2.0 technologies help communications between library staff? How are you using Web 2.0 at present?
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    Activity – nextsteps? Identify at least one challenge or problem in your work which could be overcome using Web 2.0 What tool(s) will you use? e.g. Blog, Wiki, Social bookmarking What do you intend to do next? e.g. sign up for Blogger, discuss at your next management meeting
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    Any questions? Do get in touch… [email_address] web2atcofhe.pbwiki.com www.rsc-wm.ac.uk

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Introduction – about me and the RSCs: 13 centres support FE, HE colleges, ACL and WBL. e-learning/ILT to support T&L What sectors are the group from? FE or HE How much do they (think!) they know about Web 2.0? 1-4?