tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-322224782011-04-22T10:56:05.341+10:00web 2.0, library 2.0, learning 2.0 ... me too!Lisanoreply@blogger.comBlogger341100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-66203896987238637602008-02-15T16:04:00.006+11:002008-02-15T16:16:34.691+11:00

Tattered LibrariansOriginally uploaded by andrewandlisa2153 This was taken at the Beyond The Hype : Web 2.0 Symposium in Brisbane, QLD a couple of weeks ago. A dinner get together in Southbank, led to a visit to the night markets and some temporary tats.Gemma got the ball rolling wanting a squiggle on her tailbone, and Tanya was next with a cutesie butterfly on her shoulder (those photos will

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So what has changed over the last 18months?http://supermodel2-0.blogspot.com/2006/08/thing-2-7-12-habits.htmlNot much!! Obviously, I'm still struggling with "finishing" things. Here I am, starting again after only formally getting up to Thing #11 last time.I especially appreciate now however, habit # 7 - teach and mentor others, as a good way to reinforce my own learning. I take this not only in

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Hello Ourimbah team mates! I'm jumping on Ourimbah's Learning 2.0 program a bit late. As you'll see in this blog's archive, I started the Learning 2.0 program a while back when Helene Blowers first rolled it out to PLCMC.As things go, I never got around to finishing it (although have definitely continued "playing" with all things 2.0!). Now that I'm back hanging with you guys for a bit, and with

Lisanoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-83581488353140533222007-08-27T15:57:00.000+10:002007-08-27T16:23:35.076+10:00

So, it's been nearly a year since my last post recording progress through the 23 things.I attended an Elsevier Library Connect session in Sydney on Friday that had the "2.0" theme as the focus of most papers. The Perth session has been blogged about here, here, here, and here. The Sydney session did not have the pleasure of Kate Sinclair's presentation, however we did have the opportunity to hear

Lisanoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1158383817975198592006-09-16T15:05:00.000+10:002006-09-16T15:16:58.266+10:00

I've been talking a little bit in this Learning 2.0 blog about a toolkit we're building to support evidence-based library and information practice (Libraries Using Evidence - eblip.net.au).The new issue of EBLIP has just been published, and includes a news item announcing Libraries Using Evidence - eblip.net.au (even a mention in the editorial - how spesh!). Anyway - while that is all very

Lisanoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1158336270746655352006-09-16T02:04:00.000+10:002006-09-16T02:04:39.130+10:00

I just found this old post about using del.icio.us basically as a "to do" list. It builds upon what I had started doing with tagging items "readlater" ... I might try this out next week.I've well and truly smashed "the vow" tonight. 2am - definitely time for bed!

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Hmmmm. Not convinced I have a purpose for this one. For the exercise, I added a couple of books I have on my shelf at work. Wild.

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See what happens when I take the vow to leave work on time, and not turn on the PC when I get home ... all the "fun" stuff gets left behind. So, I've broken the vow tonight to start catching up on a few "things" for Learning 2.0 ... (how very sad for a Friday night!)Blogger has been vomiting tonight, so that's been a bit of a pain!

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Does anyone at PLCMC have a project plan that you would be willing to contribute for examination by our PEBL project? We have a number of plans from academic and health libraries, so are now particularly interested in hearing from public, school and special libraries.We are developing a project planning tool that will build upon standard project methdology by ensuring the principles of

Lisanoreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1157712372831495932006-09-08T20:46:00.000+10:002006-09-08T20:59:24.893+10:00

I downloaded, installed, and successfully used the free PDFCreator today. Three of the PCs in our Library have the Adobe version ... but not the one at my desk! I don't need to create PDF files all the time, but often enough for it to be a real pain to kick one of my colleagues off their desk while I use their machine (especially Supermuddle's as her mouse is set up for left handed use!).It was

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I've just followed the instructions Lori has posted at Learning Express to receive a Table of Contents alert in my Bloglines account for a journal I read, that does not have an RSS feed - only an email alert service.This was a great find - I much prefer the idea of receiving eTOCs via Bloglines than in my email... especially those which will drop each article (the ones with an RSS feed I guess)

Lisanoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1157507165164173272006-09-06T11:27:00.000+10:002006-09-06T17:39:36.573+10:00

The "thing" for this week has already caused me one late night! I stayed up way too late last night playing around with a few of the different generators listed at The Generator Blog. Here are a couple...- our site up in lights - movie marquee- a concert ticket to use for invitations to our site launch- a cassette to possibly use on our podcast page- and my very own gold coin!The Cheer Up

Lisanoreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1157285514934251242006-09-03T22:11:00.000+10:002006-09-05T00:36:15.790+10:00

I pretty much had the RSS feed thing under control before last week's "things" which gave me a chance to look into podcasting a little more. We had a seminar a couple of months ago and had made a digital voice recording - but it never crossed our minds it could be podcast!After my experiment the other day which was straight forward, easy, and worked first time, I thought I'd give it a go. I

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A Librarian's Guide to Etiquette: Out, BurningLibrarians should be weary of being too good at their jobs [read on]

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Another of my "shy" colleagues has joined the blogosphere at Boondoggle. We love to boondoggle (or would boondoggle 2.0 be boongoogle?)

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Finally, one of my colleagues has started her Learning 2.0 blog - Supermuddle 2.0. I'm looking forward to her insights :-)For a gang that have such a lot to say, my workplace colleagues are terribly blog-shy at the moment!! You know who you are :-)

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I was involved in a planning discussion today (with not my everyday work colleagues) facilitated by a consultant using a method called Insite Mapping. It was intended as a knowledge sharing session to inform future planning of the library by incorporating the working experiences of the library staff ... based upon a storytelling strategy. It was not meant to create a list of problems that would

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Learning 2.0 has had an impact! I've just added a current awareness feed (as pondered here in earlier posts) to our EBLIP website at http://www.eblip.net.auThe list of items aren't the most conclusive/representative ones that I could have probably found, but the point is it is all set up, so that when our team does find something interesting/relevant it is just a matter of saving it to the

Lisanoreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1156660519084161622006-08-27T16:01:00.000+10:002006-08-27T16:46:43.716+10:00

I listened to couple of podcasts over the weekend by the Library 2.0 gang in the Talking with Talis series. I'm a nut for talking books in the car, so being able to listen to these discussions while driving to work, cooking dinner, typing my latest blog entry, or what else is going on, is great.The first one - Introducing the Library 2.0 Gang - was a teleconference recorded 31 January 2006. What

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SitePal was a bit of a laugh to play around with. Supermodel 2.0 asks the big question ... "Is Evidence-based library and information practice (EBLIP) and Library 2.0 - two right together, or too tame to triumph?"I also had a play with Odeo to make my very first ever podcast - woo-hoo! I feel like a definite dork ... but this really is a tool that I think could be used in my workplace for a

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I've made a start on setting up a project in Basecamp.The last few projects I've been involved with have used Excel to list tasks with columns to sort by date due, and person responsible. While this has worked reasonably well, I would have liked to have produced gantt charts (without manually colouring in cells representing weeks etc) that change as the dates are changed.I have Microsoft Project,

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Originally uploaded by eblspicegirls. One of Flickr's third party sites - fd's Flickr Toys (hockneyizer) - allows you chop up your photo to make something like this after making a few quick choices. This one is a LOVELY one of my friend and I at the City2Surf fun run in Sydney a week or so ago.

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I have been using flickr for a few months, but this week's discovery exercise has encouraged me to learn a bit more about the features it offers. I just set up my Flickr account so I can blog photos to Supermodel 2.0 directly from Flickr (& is how I included the photo of the slide I found from the PLCMC summit, in the previous post).I also added a set of photos from our recent EBLIP seminar to

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Librarian 2.0 makes good decisions Originally uploaded by FVinSC. Hey - a reference to evidence-based practice!!! ... I knew I was onto something there!

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Beyond the Job - Call For Presenters: Five Weeks to a Social Library... another free online course to "devoted to teaching librarians about social software and how to use it in their libraries." (Call for presenters now open)

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I've made *some* progress clarifying my thoughts blurted down in my recent post "thoughts to follow up on...". Actually, it was more like identifying quotes to support what I was thinking more so than coming up with anything more myself. Still, I feel better. Here is a msg I sent to our project group in response to this week's discussion question beginning "What is this Library 2.0...">>I've made

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I've just experimented with the del.icio.us tag cloud facility, by adding it to the sidebar of Supermodel 2.0. I'm sure this has a really cool applied use, but I can see the link rolls being of more use for our site, at the moment.I'd like to play around with trying to incorporate a list of links (& include the notes/tags for each) as a dynamic reading list/current awareness facility within the

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[APOLOGIES for this mess, but better out than in. I hope.]things getting in the way of making Milla's birthday cake... clarify/organise this mess on monday...* do I have this right? Web 2.0 is about making a better, more accessible/interactive web (technology based, by nature) ... but L2 is just about making better, more accessible/interactive libraries (which include technology, but that's not

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Upon first reviewing the list, I was thinking - yep, easy/agree; yep, easy/agree etc. So I thought some more about what it was that I do find hard - and realised it was not following through/completing learning endeavours, and/or printing things off to read, and never getting around to reading them (I doubt I'm the only one guilty of this!). Manage to fill the toolbox, but then fail to open the

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My day got off to a dodgy start this morning, with the rubbish being collected early (and therefore before I put the bin out!) ... it didn't get much better when my car conked out at lunch time, and had to be towed away for a holiday in the car hospital ...... but it has ended very nicely! I've just had word from someone we discovered through http://librariesinteract.info, and approached to act

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"What resources/tools should be included to in an EBLIP toolkit at Libraries Using Evidence – eblip.net.au to ensure it is a resource that library practitioners across the world will find useful to support application of EBLIP? How can Library 2.0 techniques further enhance the toolkit’s usefulness?".This is the question upon which a project I am involved with is based, and will be the focus of

Lisanoreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32222478.post-1154867973339526912006-08-06T22:24:00.001+10:002006-08-06T22:39:33.346+10:00

My interaction with the Web 2.0/Library 2.0 discussion has so far only been via "print" (traditional and online) formats. I've not been in an environment to hear the term spoken aloud .... beyond my workplace where we hesitantly call it "that, ummm, library ... 2 ... errr... thingo". I note that the podcast in "thing #1" refers to "Learning point oh" and "web two oh".So if I was to engage in a

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I thought I'd best explain the "Supermodel 2.0" label, before I get a reputation for being an "up myself wacko"!A colleague and I are currently writing a paper for presentation at NLS2006, which picks up on the supermodel theme introduced by Andrew Booth in his March 2006 column of "Using Research in Practice". We thought being associated with anything to do with supermodels was hilarious, and

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Hello to everyone involved with "Learning 2.0". I'm an outsider (from Down Under) joining in with you, after reading about this exciting project through TameTheWeb.My work group have identified a desire to incorporate Library 2.0 techniques into our current project of developing an EBLIP toolkit for "Libraries Using Evidence" (http://www.eblip.net.au), but are still at the investigation stage ...

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