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Slides on Libraries in Second Life
How to make the shift from a traditional website to one based on Web 2.0. Additionally resources at the bottom of the page.
A wiki about wikis in libraries. Includes a directory of libraries using wikis.
Cornell University Libraries: Using RSS feeds to help patrons keep up with resource updates
Duke links to their subject specific LibGuides from here
Brandi Tuttle at Duke links to their news blog from her LibGuides Profile
Basic instructions for getting started using Libguides.
Kaiser Libraries bookmarks on Delicious. Multiple links from their website will take you here to to specific tags. "We have links from several different spots within our internal "library websites".\n\nWe even link out to specific tags: example on our evidence-based medicine page we refer them to -\nhttp://delicious.com/kplibraries/bundle:EvidenceBasedPractice\n\nThis works well, and makes it so that our pages are not so cluttered."
LSUHSC Library, integrates their delicious bookmarks into their traditional site by displaying the tag cloud.
A blurb on Kim Duckett of NCSU's Library Tools project. Library Tools allow librarians to easily integrate online guides into course pages.
An example of what a Library Tools website looks like.
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Examples of academic libraries using Web 2.0 on their websites to help promote library resources. General links are at the top, then the list proceeds in alphabetical order by institution name.
Updated on 2009-04-29
Created on 2009-04-08
Category: Computers & Internet
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