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WEB 2.0
 What is a web 2.0?

        Why is it important?


     How can it work for teachers,
      librarians and information
            professionals?
What is Web 2.0?


   The participatory web
   The amateurization of the web
   The social web
   The user-focused web
What is Web 2.0?


   The participatory web
   The amateurization of the web
   The social web
   The user-focused web
What is Web 2.0?

 The Participatory Web
  . It marks the progression from static
    web pages to dynamic, interactive ones
  . Read/write web
  . Sharing, collaboration, & user
    involvement
  . Reviews
  . Comment on news stories
  . Upload photos
  . Share digital videos
What is Web 2.0?

 The Amateurization of the Web
  . The average person can put their work
    on the web
    ex. Photographers, journalists,
        aspiring writers, students, etc.
What is Web 2.0?

 The Social Web
  . Social networking and community-
    oriented sites
    ex. myspace.com, friendster.com,
        facebook.com, multiply.com,
        tagged.com, twitter,com, etc.
What is Web 2.0?

 The User-focused Web
  . The user needs are catered:
    participate, organize, read, write & play
    online
Why is it important? Why
      use Web 2.0?
 Value Content Creation
  . Custom search engines . Collaboration
  . Communication            . Communication
  . Web-based journals/blogs . Outreach
  . Wikis                     . Instruction
  . Podcasts                  . Training
  . Videos and photos         . Resource
  . Library marketing           development
Why is it important? Why
      use Web 2.0?

 Patron Interaction
  . Web 2.0 tools allow libraries to enter
  into a genuine conversation with their
  users.
  . Libraries are able to seek out and
  receive patron feedback and respond
  directly.
Why   is it important?
Why   use Web 2.0?
Why is it important? Why
      use Web 2.0?
 Participation in Knowledge Communities
  . Web 2.0 Social networks:
    myspace.com, multiply.com,
    tagged.com, facebook.com, twitter.com
    friendster.com, etc.
Why is it important? Why
      use Web 2.0?
 Collaboration
  Assist libraries and librarians to work
  with distant libraries or colleagues.
Web 2.0 Best Practices

   Create technical requirements
   Check out what others are doing
   Ask the community for help
   Prototype
   Consider different types of solutions
How can it Work for
Librarians and Information
       Specialists?
 With the advent of Web 2.0, we find
  ourselves in an age of participation – a
  time when all users are empowered to
  contribute, regardless of background or
  position.
Web 2.0 Tools for
         Librarians
 Blogs – a blog, or weblog, is an online journal
  or web site on which articles are posted and
  displayed in chronological order.
  . Subject resources, book reviews, library
  news, discussion groups
  . Blogging software:
    http://wordpress.com
    http://www.livejournal.com
    http://www.blogger.com
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  RSS and Newsreaders
   . Really Simple Syndication is a technology
   that enables publishers to syndicate news and
   other contents on the web
       Libraries are keeping up to date by
   subscribing to news & information sources via
   RSS feeds.
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  WIKIS – Wiki technology provides an
   area for effortless collaboration and
   knowledge sharing among a community
   of users without any programming
   knowledge. Features: add a new page,
   edit page, search, comments, files and
   attachments, revision comparison.
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  Social Bookmarking
    . Allow users to bookmark favorite web
   site articles, blog posts, podcasts,
   images, & other web-based materials for
   future retrieval.
   ex. http://del.icio.us
        www.furl.net
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  Photosharing
   . Users are uploading, rating, reviewing,
   annotating, searching, browsing, tagging,
   & creating a wealth of personal, cultural
   & historical digital image collections.
    ex. www.flicker.com
        www.photobucket.com
        www.picazza.com
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  Social cataloging
    . Enable users to create personal
   catalogs of their book, CD, DVD, & game
   collections, and share them with others.
   ex. www.librarything.com
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  Video Sharing
   . Enable users to share, rate, comment,
   watch & gather around video content free
   of charge and technical expertise.
   . Amateur filmmakers, karaoke
   hopefuls, & even talented pets have all
   been given a venue to display their work.
   ex. youtube.com
Web 2.0 Tools for
Librarians
  Online Chatting – is the exchange of typed-in
   messages requiring one site as the repository
   for the messages (or "chat site") and a group of
   users who take part from anywhere on the
   Internet.
    . Yahoo messenger
    . Google talk
    . Skype
    . Meebo
Web 2.0 Tools for
        Librarians
 Online Text Messaging – Provides text
  messaging from internet to cell
  phone/mobile phone.
 Ex. Chikka.com
      Yahoo messenger
Reference:

 Cansancio, Letecia A. Web 2.0 and
    Library 2.0 : A Paper
    Presented During the Seminar-
    Workshop on “Dynamic Library
    Organization: Transforming Towards
    a Sustainable Future.” April 5-8, 2009,
    Royal Mandaya Hotel, Davao City.

Web 2.0

  • 1.
    WEB 2.0 Whatis a web 2.0? Why is it important? How can it work for teachers, librarians and information professionals?
  • 2.
    What is Web2.0?  The participatory web  The amateurization of the web  The social web  The user-focused web
  • 3.
    What is Web2.0?  The participatory web  The amateurization of the web  The social web  The user-focused web
  • 4.
    What is Web2.0?  The Participatory Web . It marks the progression from static web pages to dynamic, interactive ones . Read/write web . Sharing, collaboration, & user involvement . Reviews . Comment on news stories . Upload photos . Share digital videos
  • 5.
    What is Web2.0?  The Amateurization of the Web . The average person can put their work on the web ex. Photographers, journalists, aspiring writers, students, etc.
  • 6.
    What is Web2.0?  The Social Web . Social networking and community- oriented sites ex. myspace.com, friendster.com, facebook.com, multiply.com, tagged.com, twitter,com, etc.
  • 7.
    What is Web2.0?  The User-focused Web . The user needs are catered: participate, organize, read, write & play online
  • 8.
    Why is itimportant? Why use Web 2.0?  Value Content Creation . Custom search engines . Collaboration . Communication . Communication . Web-based journals/blogs . Outreach . Wikis . Instruction . Podcasts . Training . Videos and photos . Resource . Library marketing development
  • 9.
    Why is itimportant? Why use Web 2.0?  Patron Interaction . Web 2.0 tools allow libraries to enter into a genuine conversation with their users. . Libraries are able to seek out and receive patron feedback and respond directly.
  • 10.
    Why is it important? Why use Web 2.0?
  • 11.
    Why is itimportant? Why use Web 2.0?  Participation in Knowledge Communities . Web 2.0 Social networks: myspace.com, multiply.com, tagged.com, facebook.com, twitter.com friendster.com, etc.
  • 12.
    Why is itimportant? Why use Web 2.0?  Collaboration Assist libraries and librarians to work with distant libraries or colleagues.
  • 13.
    Web 2.0 BestPractices  Create technical requirements  Check out what others are doing  Ask the community for help  Prototype  Consider different types of solutions
  • 14.
    How can itWork for Librarians and Information Specialists?  With the advent of Web 2.0, we find ourselves in an age of participation – a time when all users are empowered to contribute, regardless of background or position.
  • 15.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Blogs – a blog, or weblog, is an online journal or web site on which articles are posted and displayed in chronological order. . Subject resources, book reviews, library news, discussion groups . Blogging software: http://wordpress.com http://www.livejournal.com http://www.blogger.com
  • 16.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  RSS and Newsreaders . Really Simple Syndication is a technology that enables publishers to syndicate news and other contents on the web Libraries are keeping up to date by subscribing to news & information sources via RSS feeds.
  • 17.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  WIKIS – Wiki technology provides an area for effortless collaboration and knowledge sharing among a community of users without any programming knowledge. Features: add a new page, edit page, search, comments, files and attachments, revision comparison.
  • 18.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Social Bookmarking . Allow users to bookmark favorite web site articles, blog posts, podcasts, images, & other web-based materials for future retrieval. ex. http://del.icio.us www.furl.net
  • 19.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Photosharing . Users are uploading, rating, reviewing, annotating, searching, browsing, tagging, & creating a wealth of personal, cultural & historical digital image collections. ex. www.flicker.com www.photobucket.com www.picazza.com
  • 20.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Social cataloging . Enable users to create personal catalogs of their book, CD, DVD, & game collections, and share them with others. ex. www.librarything.com
  • 21.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Video Sharing . Enable users to share, rate, comment, watch & gather around video content free of charge and technical expertise. . Amateur filmmakers, karaoke hopefuls, & even talented pets have all been given a venue to display their work. ex. youtube.com
  • 22.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Online Chatting – is the exchange of typed-in messages requiring one site as the repository for the messages (or "chat site") and a group of users who take part from anywhere on the Internet. . Yahoo messenger . Google talk . Skype . Meebo
  • 23.
    Web 2.0 Toolsfor Librarians  Online Text Messaging – Provides text messaging from internet to cell phone/mobile phone.  Ex. Chikka.com Yahoo messenger
  • 24.
    Reference: Cansancio, LeteciaA. Web 2.0 and Library 2.0 : A Paper Presented During the Seminar- Workshop on “Dynamic Library Organization: Transforming Towards a Sustainable Future.” April 5-8, 2009, Royal Mandaya Hotel, Davao City.