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2.0 Suggestions for a redesigned LIS Program website?

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About Me:: I received my MSLS from UNC-Chapel Hill in December 2006 and currently work as a Product Manager at ELsevier. Specifically, I am working on products in the newly formed Research Workflow Tools group. I relocated to Amsterdam in April 2008.

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Interest in Library 2.0: Check out: Toward Academic Library 2.0: Development and Application of a Libra... (my Master's Paper)

For a briefer introduction to my thoughts on Library 2.0 check out: The Academic Library 2.0 Model: An ALA TS Blog Interview with Micha...

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Librarians and LinkedIn, a question?

As professions go, librarians have been very quick to pick up on the importance of social networks to society. While I believe it is important for librarians to understand social networks like MySpace and Facebook, I see very few librarians on the proffessional network LinkedIn. As a newly minted librarian, a strong community of librarians on Linked in would be more practical to me.

Every time I go to a Web conference, I go home, take out the cards I collected, look up my new contacts o… Continue

Posted on March 9th, 2007 at 5:16pm — 7 Comments (Add)

Greetings everyone.

I am largely writing this to remove the obnoxious"post to your blog" prompt. Also, I am intrigued by the way the communities blog posts can be monitored. As far as I know that is unique to Ning. I have been adding everyone as a friend. If you get a chance please introduce yourself. Thanks.

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At 12:37pm on June 22nd, 2007, Ben Brown said…: Nice feature in Web Junction: http://mn.webjunction.org/do/DisplayContent?id=16799

At 9:53pm on April 16th, 2007, Emily Clasper said…: I love the 2.0 concept diagrams. Nice work...visuals are always good!

At 11:37pm on April 9th, 2007, Polly Farrington said…: Hi Michael, Just noticed that we're 'reciprocal fans' on del.icio.us. (now isn't that a funny phrase!) Thanks for that - I'm teaching a class on del.icio.us on Wed.and now I have some real street cred. lol! (I'm grdnldy over on delicious) Cheers!

At 10:41am on April 3rd, 2007, Peter Godwin said…: Great to hear from you! I've come across your posts even from as afar away as the UK!! We dont blog as much as you over here, but we maybe will get there with servives like this Library 2.0!

At 1:17am on April 2nd, 2007, Beverly Choltco-Devlin said…: Michael, Thanks for the invite.

At 8:20pm on March 30th, 2007, Dan Holmes said…: Thanks Michael for being my friend. Cute hat. But there must be more than that.....

At 8:06am on March 30th, 2007, Bob Hassett said…: Greetings, Michael. Thanks for adding me. I'm still finding my away around Ning but am so far intrigued. I'm a SILS alumnus, as well. Best wishes in your job hunt.

At 3:24am on March 30th, 2007, 1newworld said…: I see I did a poor job of editing my entry. I meant to say that I intend to learn about Bibliocommons and Linkedin. And three whethers are really too much. Ciao. 1NewWorld

At 3:21am on March 30th, 2007, 1newworld said…: Thanks for adding me. I've seen the name Bibliocommons but I really didn't know what it meant or did. And I've never heard of Linkedin. I wonder whether, since you're into digitization whether you ever considered whether the process might make it difficult or impossible for the blind or low-vision reader to access. 1NewWorld (Kathleen Hegarty)