[Kurz] Bibliothek 2.0 Initiativen
21.12.2007 | von Dörte Böhner | Comments Off |Chapter 1::engl: Discovering Places to Serve Patrons in the Long TailPatrick Griffis, Kristin Costello, Darcy Del Bosque, Cory Lampert, and Eva Stowers, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Chapter 2::engl: Chat, Commons, and Collaboration: Inadvertently Library 2.0 in Western Australia Kathryn Greenhill, Margaret Jones, and Jean McKay, Murdoch University Library Chapter 3: :engl: Yale: Taking the Library to Users in the Online University Environment Kalee Sprague and Roy Lechich, Yale University Chapter 4::engl: Delivering Targeted Library Resources into a Blackboard Framework Richard Cox, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Chapter 5::engl: Adapting an Open Source, Scholarly Web 2.0 System for Findability in Library Collections Bethany Nowviskie, Elizabeth Sadler, and Erik Hatcher, University of Virginia Chapter 6::engl: Push and Pull of the OPAC Daniel Forsman, Jönköping University Library, Sweden Chapter 7::engl: UThink: Library Hosted Blogs for a University-Wide Community Shane Nakerud, University of Minnesota Chapter 8::engl: Discussing Student Engagement: An Information Literacy Course Blog Gregory Bobish, University at Albany, State University of New York Chapter 9::engl: Building Library 2.0 into Information Literacy: A Case Study Susan Sharpless Smith, Erik Mitchell, and Caroline Numbers, Wake Forest University Chapter 10::engl: IMplementing IM @ Reference: The GW ExperienceDeborah B. Gaspar and Sarah Palacios Wilhelm, The George Washington University Chapter 11::engl: Taking the Library to Users: Experimenting with Facebook as an Outreach Tool Dawn Lawson, New York University Chapter 12::engl: YouTube University: Using XML, Web Services, and Online Video Services to Serve University and Library Video Content Jason A. Clark, Montana State University Quelle: Laura Cohen : Library 2.0 Initiatives in ...
