19 Dec 2006
OADL Wiki
oadl - Wiki Now has a rough structure of the "GUIDE TO DEVELOP OPENLY ACCESSIBLE DIGITAL LIBRARIES". Any suggestions?
18 Dec 2006
Collaborative Editor
Collaborative editor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A collaborative editor is a software application that allows several people to edit a computer file using different computers. There are two types of collaborative editors, real-time and non-real-time. Real-time collaborative editors allow users to edit the same file at anytime, including editing at the same time. Non-real-time collaborative editors do not allow editing of the same file at the same time. Non-real-time collaborative editors are similar to revision control system.
There Are No Dumb Questions
Creating Passionate Users: How to Build a User Community, Part 1
Encouraging a "There Are No Dumb Questions" culture is only part of the solution. What we really need is a "There are No Dumb Answers" policy.
15 Dec 2006
Online Publishers' Trap
Top mistakes made by new online publishers - Don't fall into the traps that have left too many other journalists muttering that 'no one can make money online.'
EBM Librarian Wiki
EBM Librarian is a wiki is to develop a community of librarians who are involved in teaching and supporting the practice of evidence based medicine (ebm) or evidence based practice (ebp).
13 Dec 2006
WEB 2.0 for Library
RedOrbit - Technology - WEB 2.0 and Its Technologies for Collaborative Library Communication
WEB 2.0 and Its Technologies for Collaborative Library Communication
12 Dec 2006
Open Access and Digital Libraries
"I am back from an International Conference on Digital Libraries, 5-8 Dec. 2006. It was organised by TERI at New Delhi (ICDL 2006).
In one of the session there was comment that nothing is being done for "Open Access" movement in India. I feel this is incorrect. Lot of things are being done but by very few people. Yes, now we need to involve more and more people in this movement — LIS professional as
well as educators, researchers and policy makers.
A first step, I can think of is forming a discussion group. I know there are other groups as well — but these are mostly oriented towards LIS professionals. We never know what our target users feel about issues that may dear to us.
So a Group called "Open Access and Digital Libraries" has been created. If you are interested in Open Access, you are welcomed to join it.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oadl
The forum aims to promote and adopt Open Access principles for developing Digital Libraries which can be accessed by anyone. No intranets and no Login / Passwords — Simply Open Accessible."
In one of the session there was comment that nothing is being done for "Open Access" movement in India. I feel this is incorrect. Lot of things are being done but by very few people. Yes, now we need to involve more and more people in this movement — LIS professional as
well as educators, researchers and policy makers.
A first step, I can think of is forming a discussion group. I know there are other groups as well — but these are mostly oriented towards LIS professionals. We never know what our target users feel about issues that may dear to us.
So a Group called "Open Access and Digital Libraries" has been created. If you are interested in Open Access, you are welcomed to join it.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/oadl
The forum aims to promote and adopt Open Access principles for developing Digital Libraries which can be accessed by anyone. No intranets and no Login / Passwords — Simply Open Accessible."
11 Dec 2006
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