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Managing Your Identity Online - 10/15/2007 – netConnect

In Web 2.0 applications, a centralized cataloging system can break down because of the sheer quantity of user-generated content. This has led to collecting user-generated tags instead of subject headings. Similarly, claimID’s methods hint at future decentralized systems for authority records.
Toward Academic Library 2.0: Development and Application of a Library 2.0 Methodology

Librarians must continue to trust that most readers are curious, intelligent and compassionate. The only difference is that the evidence of these attributes will be created and stored on our servers immediately and without editorial control. (p. 40)

ABOUT ME

WebJunction Member Spotlight: Michael Habib Brings Community Spirit to Library Web Sites

One librarian’s serious examination of online communities has expanded the library’s concept of “space” beyond the physical and into the digital. Read about how in this month’s member spotlight. – Michael Porter

INTERVIEWS

The Academic Library 2.0 Model: An ALA TS Blog Interview with Michael C. Habib

I have been drawn to Michael’s thinking for a couple of reasons. He has set his sights on developing virtual communities, a set of skills that may prove most useful in future library environments. – Michael Stephens

BLOG HIGHLIGHTS

This section offers a list of some of my favorite posts and is partially meant as an introduction for new readers. It is arranged chronologically. I plan on occasionally updating this section to highlight different aspects of my thought.

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ANNOTATED BOOKMARKS

Data is at the heart of new science ecosystem - DATA - Research Information
Article by Rafael: "Offering their content through open APIs, publishers and platform providers can present researchers with application building tools based on more comprehensive content. In fact, publishers and platform providers have an opportunity to serve as the host of the new scientific knowledge ecosystem that is evolving."
Hong Kong University First to Use Scopus API for all HKU Authors Across the Institution
Press release: "Hong Kong University First to Use Scopus API for all HKU Authors Across the Institution
02-03-2010 - Updating Institutional Repository through API Technology -"
ScienceDirect - Computers in Human Behavior : Does Internet use reflect your personality? Relationship between Eysenck’s personality dimensions and Internet use
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The Indispensable Man of Open Science: A Talk with Cameron Neylon « Significant Science
Lengthy and detailed interview with Cameron Neylon touching on just about everything related to Open Science.
Research Trends - Sparking debate
From article about SNIP - "Across a subject field as broad as scholarly communication, assessing journal impact by citations to a journal in a two-year time frame is obviously going to favor those subjects that cite heavily, and rapidly. Some fields, particularly those in the life sciences, tend to conform to this citation pattern better than others, leading to some widely recognized distortions."

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