Web 2.0, Library 2.0, Science 2.0

Wouter GerritsmaWageningen UR Library

& wowter.net

Introduction

http://www.wowter.nl/blog

http://wowter.net

http://wowter.pbwiki.com

http://nlbiblioblogs.pbwiki.com

The internet, the Web and beyond

Web 2.0The libraryScience 2.0

Revolution or evolution?

1969-1980 Internet1989 Sir Tim Berners Lee proposal for the

Web1991 First Web server, Web site and Web

browser2000 Dot.com crash2004 First Web 2.0 conference2005 Web 2.0, Library 2.0, Science 2.0Now: Semantic Web, Web 3.0

Different meanings of Web 2.0

The social WebThe do-it-yourself WebThe customizable WebThe machine readable WebThe communication Web

More and more hybrid applications

The social Web

Collaboration Communities

Collaboration:wiki’scentraldesktopgoogle docs...

sociale networks:linked-inhyvesplaxofacebook...

discussion:ningflickr-groups....

Exchange & discover: deliciouslibrarythingtagclouds...

stumbleupondiggreddit...

PublishTagRate

blogs wiki’s

Photo’sin Flickr

BroadcastingOn YouTube

TaggingSocial bookmarking

presentations On Slideshare

Book reviewson Librarything, Amazon, ....

The do-it-yourself Web

social bookmarkingsocial/personal searchingpersonal homepage/startpage

deliciousfurlconnoteaciteUlike...

Google CSERollyo

stumbleupondiggredditeKudos...

netvibesiGooglepageflakes...

The customizable Web

rss-feedsmash-upsintegration & interoperability

integration withGoogle-maps

widgets & gadgetsin startpage

plaxo integratesdifferent social networks

integration ofsociaal networks with mail-account

......

integrationGoogle Bookswith .....

The machine readable Web

blogs (text, podcasts, vodcasts ....)chat (text, sound, images)Leaving commentsDiscussion platforms

The communication Web

In essenceSocial Web

Users can add, publish, enrich, comment, mix and share

The user in focus

Technical componentJavascript & xml (AJAX)ModularMash-up

Source: Where is Lotte?

Engage

From his e-mail response (quoted with permission)

Source::Blue Riders Eusocial Surfing

In our collection

Uptake op Web 2.0 tools in academic libraries

Source: Xu et al. (2009)

Not without problems

Scientist cooperate using new media

Organize and share knowledge

Podcasts and more

Sociale networksFacebook largest social networkHyves most popular in the NetherlandsSpecialised scholarly networks

Many in the medical world

Social Science 2.0

Web 2.0 enables social scientists to explore everyday life in new and innovative ways. This research can be completely unobtrusive; it can also be more interactive and participatory.

Source: Snee (2008)