Everything 2.0 (Web 2.0, Library 2.0, Data 2.0….) Bringing people back into the loop through the use of so-called Social Software: Andrew McAfees SLATES.

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Everything 2.0 (Web 2.0, Library 2.0, Data 2.0….) Bringing people back into the loop through the use of so-called Social Software: Andrew McAfees SLATES pneumonic: S earch: Find what you need, enhanced by emergent description (see tags, below) L inks: link relationships or link ranking algorithms A uthoring: Ease of content creation – spare me the angle brackets, make it bone simple T ags: What do my colleagues call this? I bet it works better than what the IT department calls it E xtensions: If you thought X was [good | interesting | important | useful], you might, by extension, find Y so S ignals: tell me something has changed

Web 2.0 – the Video

Data 2.0? Community annotations Linking to related studies, or homologous data sets from other disciplines? Support for collaboration and conversations about data Tagging Will this be more useful than controlled vocabularies? Can it be integrated with controlled vocabularies? Let me know (signal) if… New data in domain x New publications by team/author/repository/journal….