WIKIS

What can my library do with a wiki?
I looked at the SJCPL Subject guides wiki, the ALA Midwinter 2007 Wiki, the Book Lovers Wiki, and the Library Success Wiki.
I like the idea of setting up a wiki for LTAs, and for ITS and we can see computer problems, some new good ideas in all KCLS system.

Wikis are a great way of collaboratively developing a website, but they are not suitable for every web-based project. While some websites might benefit from the insights of the community, others function better under tighter control. If you are looking to develop content that requires input from people outside of the library, a wiki is a the ideal tool to solicit that content. The following are just a few ideas for how wikis could be used in public libraries.

Subject guides
A wiki is a great format for a subject guide. Because it can be edited by anyone, patrons can add to the collection of useful resources and can prune away the dead links. The librarian can moderate the wiki and decide what websites can stay in the guide, or he or she can let everyone contribute freely. It’s a great way to develop a subject guide that really represents the interests of its users and doesn’t put the entire burden of finding websites on the librarian. Even without asking for user input, a wiki allows librarians with little web-savvy to quickly and easily update the subject guide. Chad Boeninger, Business Librarian at Ohio University has created a Biz Wiki http://www.library.ohiou.edu/subjects/bizwiki/ so that he can more easily update his subject guides and so that students and faculty can add to his lists of useful links.


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I think this is very interesting stuff. If I will be creating websites or for LTA communication will be very helpful.

Well, in addition to tagging your bookmarks, you get to see how other users have tagged the same links and see related websites are important to them. This is an excellent way to find websites that may be of interest to you.

Del.icio.us even offers RSS feeds - you can create a shared bookmark site (say, for your branch reference staff) and receive news every time a new link is added. Well, in addition to tagging your bookmarks, you get to see how other users have tagged the same links and see related websites are important to them. This is an excellent way to find websites that may be of interest to you.

Del.icio.us even offers RSS feeds - you can create a shared bookmark site (say, for your branch reference staff) and receive news every time a new link is added (say, when one of Well, in addition to tagging your bookmarks, you get to see how other users have tagged the same links and see related websites are important to them. This is an excellent way to find websites that may be of interest to you.

Del.icio.us even offers RSS feeds - you can create a shared bookmark site (say, for your branch reference staff) and receive news every time a new link is added.

MYSPACE

I like MYSPACE when I used for my friends, I can put my picture and share with my friend. When I posted my friends in Russia can see me and my family.
myspace.com/baburking

http://kcls27things-list.blogspot.com/

RSS feeds

RSS is very good software for reference job. Also I used WIKIPEDIA and I found definition RSS on Russian language.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS

change language

Today I change language (used Russian language)


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