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Social Software – Bausteine einer "Bibliothek 2.0"

Lambert Heller

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Social software and web 2.0 are introduced by example of some applications and technologies, such as blogs, wikis, social bookmarking and RSS. The use of such applications and technologies for libraries (library 2.0, in German "Bibliothek 2.0"), especially for supporting librarians' Communities of Practice, is discussed. Some international and, especially, german web-2.0-resources are selected and commented.

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Social software and web 2.0 are introduced by example of some applications and technologies, such as blogs, wikis, social bookmarking and RSS. The use of such applications and technologies for libraries (library 2.0, in German "Bibliothek 2.0"), especially for supporting librarians' Communities of Practice, is discussed. Some international and, especially, german web-2.0-resources are selected and commented.

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Social software and web 2.0 are introduced by example of some applications and technologies, such as blogs, wikis, social bookmarking and RSS. The use of such applications and technologies for libraries (library 2.0, in German "Bibliothek 2.0"), especially for supporting librarians' Communities of Practice, is discussed. Some international and, especially, german web-2.0-resources are selected and commented.

Key concepts: Bookmarking, RSS, Social software, German, World Wide Web, Web 2.0, Software, Computer science

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