An edition of Social software in libraries
(2007)
Social software in libraries
building collaboration, communication, and community online
by Meredith G. Farkas
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RSS feeds, Online social networks, Podcasting, Blogs, Libraries, Libraries and the Internet, Libraries and community, Telecommunication in libraries, Electronic reference services (Libraries), Wikis (Computer science), Information technology, Bibliothèques et Internet, Télécommunications dans les bibliothèques, Relations bibliothèque-collectivité, Bibliothèques, Technologie de l'information, Services de référence électroniques, Réseaux sociaux, Blogues, Flux RSS, Wikis (Informatique), Webdiffusion| Edition | Availability |
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Social software in libraries: building collaboration, communication, and community online
2007, Information Today, Inc.
in English
157387275X 9781573872751
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What is social software?
Blogs
Blogs in libraries : practical applications
RSS
Wikis
Online communities
Social networking
Social bookmarking and collaborative filtering
Tools for synchronous online reference
The mobile revolution
Podcasts
Screencasting and vodcasting
Gaming
What will work @ your library
Keeping up : a primer
Future trends in social software.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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