Web Learning Integration and Community Espaces for Libraries

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Web Learning Integration and Community E-spaces
for Libraries

• Lynn Wiley
• OCLC Members Council
• February 10-12, 2008

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• Web Integration
• E Spaces

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Web Integration

• Wikepedia definition of Web Integration is
  leveraging the enormous success of the Web
  Browser to access services and information on the
  Web. The services can for example include lookup
  in news archives, searching cheap flights and
  ordering cinema tickets, even editing Wikipedia.
  Information can for example include search
  results from Google or content from any other
  online information source, even RSS feeds. Web
  Integration allows for fast integration of any
  Web browsable content, data, and applications
  into portals, wireless devices, content
  management systems, applications, databases, RSS
  feeds, REST or web services.

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Focus on -- Social Software Services

• Sharing media photos , videos, bookmarks or lists
• Social Networks FaceBook MySpace
• Software for Collaboration
• Aggregating collaboration

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Do they want us there?
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Challenges and Tensions

• All user communities
• Make it local
• Allow input and collaboration
• Privacy
• Taking risks
• Integrating the whole while maintaining the
  local, inviting collaboration while maintaining
  authoritative sources, being nimble while
  providing for stability

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