Library Instruction 2.0: Tips and Tools
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This document outlines a library instruction presentation on Library Instruction 2.0. It begins with an introduction and agenda, then defines Web 2.0 as web-based tools that enable collaboration, sharing, and conversation to build community. Several tips and tools for locating, organizing, and sharing content via blogs, wikis, social bookmarking, RSS feeds, and photo sharing are presented. The document concludes with proposing a class activity where students will form groups, discuss a worksheet, and have one representative share with the full class.
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Library Instruction 2.0: Tips and Tools
- 1. Library Instruction 2.0: Tips and Tools Bridget Schumacher University at Buffalo Libraries October 13, 2008
- 2. Tonight’s agenda: 1. Introduction 2. Defining Web 2.0 3. Locate and Share Content 4. Organize and Share Content 5. Bring Content to You 6. Class Activity
- 3. Introduction
- 5. What is Web 2.0? • Web-based tools • Collaboration • Sharing • Conversation • Builds community
- 7. Share and Locate Content
- 8. What is a blog? • Regularly updated web site • Posts appear in reverse chronological order • Contain links, videos, images, text, etc. • (Can be) a tool for conversation
- 9. Why blog? • Strengthen your identity • Promote yourself, company, or services • Share information • Network and build relationships
- 10. Source: Technorati State of the Blogosphere / 2008
- 11. Types of Bloggers Source: Technorati State of the Blogosphere / 2008
- 13. Some other things that you may encounter… • Trackbacks – see who is linking to your blog • Blogroll – list of blogs you read • Comments – form conversations, network, etc.
- 14. My blog
- 15. Why do I blog? • Brainstorming • Networking • Sharing resources and ideas
- 17. Locating Blogs of Interest • Blog Directories – Blog Catalog – Blogarama – Internet Public Library: Blogs • Blog Search Engines – Technorati – BlogDigger – Google Blog Search
- 18. Organize and Share Content
- 19. Wikis • Web-based tools • Collaborative • Easy to use • CommonCraft, Wikis in Plain English
- 21. Google Docs • Create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations • Share & collaborate online • Store and organize files
- 22. Google Docs, edit mode
- 24. Social Bookmarking Store, share, manage, and organize your bookmarks online!
- 25. i.e.: delicious http://delicious.com
- 26. What is RSS? • Technology used to share content • Stands for: – Really Simple Syndication – Rich Site Summary
- 27. Aggregators or Readers • Web-based and desktop tools • Used to read RSS feeds • Display new content from web sites • Also called: – Feed reader – News reader – RSS reader
- 28. i.e.: Google Reader http://reader.google.com
- 29. Google Alerts “Google Alerts are email updates of the latest relevant Google results (web, news, etc.) based on your choice of query or topic.” - Google
- 31. Flickr in the Classroom http://flickr.com and http://www.zoo-m.com/flickr-storm/
- 32. Class Activity 1. Form a group of 5 classmates 2. Discuss and complete worksheet 3. Choose one group representative 4. Reconvene and share with class
- 33. Questions or Comments? Bridget Schumacher bss4@buffalo.edu