Using interactive internet technologies in getting scientific information web 2'0

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Using interactive internet technologies in
getting scientific informationweb 2.0

• dr. Geges József
• ovidius_at_ovidius.hu

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Why important

• Scientific Library should have interactive
  services, because roles of library continuously
  change
• form of information also change
• more and more pictures, voices, videos and other
  multimedia sources are found even if we cannot
  find them by one step searching
• we should take our share in making the choice
  wider
• it is high time to learn the technologies at
  least and how to use them

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MOKSZ Informatio Medicata, Budapest 2008.
szeptember 24-27.
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What this presentation about

• RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
• Wiki based services
• Blog private, institutional and library
• Podcast the more voice the
• more professionalism
• Mailing and discussion lists
• How to share knowledge

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RSS

• Most library patrons needs personalised services
  (David Walker California State University
  Library)
• Efficiency of library services needs improvement
• One of the solutions is RSS
• RSS is widely used by the biggest information
  sources.
• Within short period fo time RSS will shift the
  presently used mailing alert services
• We should know what we can expect from this
  technology

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RSS in the library

• Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity Henry
  David Thoreau
• Everything should be simple but not most
  simpliest Albert Einstein
• It is very hard to reach simplicity! - Jonathan
  Ive Apple iPod constructor
• Updates simple and fast (John Law ProQuest)
• No redundancy, no duplication, no confusion
• Really user-friendly approach

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Databases with RSS subscriptions

• Much better usage statistics
• Increase the prestigious of the library and makes
  it more discoverable
• More simple administration
• Cutting the time for researchers

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Wiki

• What is Wiki?
• Community edited services with special retreival
  software
• Community kills contents
• Because it is free
• Web based, fast and sophisticated platform
• Encyclopaedia of Human Knowledge
• as AskDrWiki, Ganfynd, Citizendium
• Well working information sharing
• Different kind of media within one keywords
• Fast growing, transparent but not suits to be
  cited

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Library BLOGs

• Open accessed or hidden sites for sharing
  information between blogger and readers
• Highly interactive
• Well dated discussion interface
• It is a pity theree is no any filtering
• Community keep control over contents
• Collects huge number of opinion
• Keep library in live
• Simply administration
• Very good statistics

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Podcast

• What is podcast?
• A podcast is a series of audio or video
  digital-media files which is distributed over the
  Internet by syndicated download, through Web
  feeds, to portable media players and personal
  computers. Though the same content may also be
  made available by direct download or streaming, a
  podcast is distinguished from other digital-media
  formats by its ability to be syndicated,
  subscribed to, and downloaded automatically when
  new content is added.
• Like the term broadcast, podcast can refer either
  to the series of content itself or to the method
  by which it is syndicated the latter is also
  called podcasting. The host or author of a
  podcast is often called a podcaster. One of the
  first broadcasts was sent out by a small radio
  station in Surrey by radio DJ Kelly Coulter.
• The term is a portmanteau of the words "iPod" and
  "broadcast",1 the Apple iPod being the brand of
  portable media player for which the first
  podcasting scripts were developed (see history of
  podcasting). Such scripts allow podcasts to be
  automatically transferred from a personal
  computer to a mobile device after they are
  downloaded.2 As more devices other than iPods
  became able to synchronize with podcast feeds,
  the term was redefined by some parties as a
  backronym for "Personal On Demand
  broadCASTING".345

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Mailing lists
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Knowledge and presentation management interface