Archive for the tag "web_2.0"
What Is The Value In An LIS Technology Course
As a part-time library science educator I pay attention to trends in LIS education. A notable one is the increase in courses that spend an entire semester introducing students to web 2.0 and other trend technologies. I ask ACRLog readers, many of whom are the future employers of LIS students, if this seems like a [...]
Posted: 1 April, 2008 in LIS Education, Professional Development, Technology Issues.
Tags: instructional_design, lis_education, web_2.0
Comments: 19
Takes More Than Blogs And Wikis To Build The Socially Networked Academic Library
It’s been two years since OCLC issued its Perceptions of Libraries and Information Resources report, and just over a year since the release of the subset of that report focusing on college students. Now OCLC delivers its latest survey report, Sharing, Privacy and Trust in Our Networked World. Was it worth the wait? While I [...]
Posted: 12 November, 2007 in Research Issues, Technology Issues.
Tags: oclc_report, social networking, web_2.0
Comments: 8