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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