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Archive for June, 2007

Assignments

I have put all my assignments on a separate page (24th June).
Anyone who wants to comment can still do so. Just thought it made it easier to find the truly relevant information in the blog!

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Mashups

We have been discussing mashups and so I looked at the results of the Library Mashups competion by Talis. They are beyond me but seem comprehensible to the more skilled web 2.0 er…useful little gadgets though and worth a look:
 http://www.blyberg.net/2006/08/18/go-go-google-gadget/
I am not sure why Second life is a mashup, although it came second, suitably, and there [...]

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Have just found this study of tagging and health resources completed earlier this year on the CILIP cataloguing site.
 Conclusions of the study propose that tags could be a useful addition to controlled vocabularies:
“The differing terminology use in tag lists suggests that tagging may be a working
example of Vannevar Bush’s associative trails. He argued that associative [...]

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 Tags and Catalogues
Following up your comment Bertha about tags and catalogues, I went to a conference on Web.2.0 in Sheffield on Friday and this site was shown by one of the speakers.
http://www.aadl.org/catalog
It is the Ann Arbor District library catalogue, which uses tags alongside its traditional catalogue. (It is quite well-known I think, as I  remember [...]

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Well -blogging works!

I asked about copyright yesterday..and got back just about as authoritative an answer as I could hope for (see comments) today - so this blogging does work for good information! Thanks Phil.
 I have been playing around with ideas for a library blog, by mocking up a blog on wordpress, as I agree with Susan it [...]

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My Learning log
I feel I have learnt a lot on the course, already. Certainly I never thought I would have a blog on the internet, nor would I have appreciated the conceptual value of using web 2.0. for some of the things I have seen as a result of the reading lists.  I am beginning to see [...]

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