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July 03, 2007
Library 2.0 in 15 minutes a day
The Library Instruction wiki now has a resource guide titled "Library 2.0 in 15 minutes a day."
If you've been thinking about running one of those 43 Things or 23 Things programs in your library to help staff get up to speed on Web 2.0 technologies and modern service approaches, then you may want to use this as a resource. It lists the programs that have already been done, program outlines, general tips, resources to tap for particular technologies, tech term glossaries, and a lot more.
The wiki is a bit confusing, so don't forget to use the links that are over in the left-hand column to find what you're looking for in this category. Not everything is on one page. There also seems to be a lot of spam-tagging in the resource, making pages confusing to look at. If I had time to devote to anything right now, I'd like to help this wiki get more organized and cleaned up. But alas, I don't even have time to answer my emails right now :/
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Thanks for checking out the wiki - I see you noticed the perils of 'learning in public!' I'm steadily bringing the whole wiki into line, adding links from each lesson to the next lesson in the list and trying to make the whole thing more navigable. If you do ever get a moment to work on it, or offer some suggestions on things that would be helpful, i'd really appreciate it!
Yes, the spammers are lame, and I have to check the wiki every day to make sure that it looks like it should.
Posted by: Sam Wallin | July 3, 2007
