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Title: The Social Ties That Bind.
Authors: Balas, Janet L.1 balasj@einetwork.net
Source: Computers in Libraries; Feb2006, Vol. 26 Issue 2, p39-41, 3p, 1bw
Abstract:
This article discusses the potential of social software in libraries. An article by Thomas Frey discusses the future of libraries. It covers the changing roles of libraries as a result of current trends and technologies. Frey's recommendations for those concerned about the future of libraries include evaluating the library experience from the patron's viewpoint, embracing new technologies, preserving community memories, and experimenting with creative spaces. Software used to create online communities is described as social software. These tools include Weblogs, wikis, and chat.
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Title: Metadata Futures ….
Source: Library Technology Reports; Nov/Dec2005, Vol. 41 Issue 6, p58-59, 2p
Abstract:
The article presents information on some information resources related to metadata futures. The report "All That Is Solid Melts into Flows...," by Lorcan Dempsey, has attempted to build on the 2002 report without repeating what is already published there while looking at metadata past and metadata current. An update to major metadata standards is provided by this, new information on other emerging or current metadata along with standards of interest. In the "Journal of Digital Information," an editorial titled "Digital Libraries and User Needs: Negotiating the Future," by Anita Coleman and Tamara Sumner is published in which three types of approaches are described in regard to understanding user needs, organizing content, and engaging community and participation. These models are user-centered design, participatory design, and shared governance models.
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