transparency
Lessons from Web 2.0
Submitted by robyn on Thu, 04/09/2009 - 22:17This week’s readings and video highlight that social software can be used as a method of encouraging transparency, approachability, inclusivity, innovation, and participation among both library staff and users. Therefore, as I see it, one of the greatest lessons derived from Web 2.0 is that as librarians and information professionals, we can explore, play with, implement and evaluate these technologies as a means of learning about and fostering exemplary service provision and staff relations both online and off.
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Oh 2.0, the glorious future we shall build
Submitted by erin on Mon, 04/06/2009 - 09:36I cannot believe how quickly this semester flew by. There is still time to talk about web 2.0 and social software on a grander scale though, so let's do that.
Some quick notes from the articles this week:
Transparency - Certainly a good idea, and from the reading we saw that this even incorporates USING social software tools internally, such as blogs, to get information out to staff and allow them to have their voices heard.
