Wikis and Tiddlers and Libraries, Oh My!

[Erin]

How many of you out there are using TiddlyWiki (or other wiki platform) willing to share what you've created? Our library is currently using TiddlyWiki to create dynamic pathfinders that link off to subject searches within our subscription databases, link to Worldcat searches, etc. We're also using it as a way to organize/display theses and dissertations (with abstracts) by author, title, subject, advisor, program, etc. We've been relying primarily on available plugins like those found at Tiddlytools. I'd be very interested in how other libraries are using this type of technology to deliver dynamic services...let me know!

Our examples (big hat-tip to Mark, our Reference Librarian and TiddlyWiki guru)

Psyche and Nature Links (created as a companion for our Psyche and Nature Conference)

Depth Psychology Dissertations (some of our holdings in this category)

Motif and Tale Types (created as a course companion, not intended as a stand-alone, but a good example, in my opinion!)