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This is for links to presentations on slideshare, podcasts of sessions, etc.
JISC's web2practice series "explain how emergent web technologies like RSS, microblogging and social media can enhance your working practice. Each guide consists of a short animated video explaining the key concepts, supported by a more in-depth printable overview of the topic, covering the potential uses, risks and how to get started. The guides and the resources used to create them can be downloaded, modified and shared under a creative commons licence."
Audio of the session Web 2.0 State of Mind: From Theory to Practice at the MARAC Spring 2009 Conference on April 17, 2009. The panelists introduced Web 2.0 theory and practice and led a discussion of its uses and implications for archives and archivists. The slides used by the presenters as an outline for their presentation and projected to the audience for a portion of the session are available from SlideShare.
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Please go ahead and add additional resources to the site, or if you prefer send your links or any other suggestions to wiki [at] archivesnext.com.
JISC's web2practice series "explain how emergent web technologies like RSS, microblogging and social media can enhance your working practice. Each guide consists of a short animated video explaining the key concepts, supported by a more in-depth printable overview of the topic, covering the potential uses, risks and how to get started. The guides and the resources used to create them can be downloaded, modified and shared under a creative commons licence."
Audio of the session Web 2.0 State of Mind: From Theory to Practice at the MARAC Spring 2009 Conference on April 17, 2009. The panelists introduced Web 2.0 theory and practice and led a discussion of its uses and implications for archives and archivists. The slides used by the presenters as an outline for their presentation and projected to the audience for a portion of the session are available from SlideShare.
NOTE:
Please go ahead and add additional resources to the site, or if you prefer send your links or any other suggestions to wiki [at] archivesnext.com.
