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Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM The sum of the expertise of the people in the audience is greater than the sum of expertise of the people on stage. Posted in Conferences at 9:28 pm by Dave WinerConferences

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM the Web is old, the Web is new, the Web is all, the Web is you Social Bookmarking Tools (I) A General Review Tony Hammond, Timo Hannay, et al Nature Publishing Group

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM No amount of money will make a tech-phobic staff love technology.

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM No amount of dissuasion will keep a technophile away from technology.

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Knowing who you're working with and [the full range of] what your options are is more valuable than any amount of money thrown at your technology problem.

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM What is Social Bookmarking?

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Social bookmarking is a web-based service to share Internet bookmarks. Wikipedia

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Social bookmarking offers an increasingly popular way to find, save, classify, evaluate and share Internet resources. Blackboard Academic Newsletter- April 2007

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM a collection of favorites – yours and everyone else's del.icio.us

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Why use Social Bookmarking?

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Adding social bookmark links to your blog or web site makes it easy for readers to save and share your content Social Bookmarks Creator

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM New tools are appearing (and disappearing) rapidly and the features of specific tools are also changing Social Bookmarking Tool Comparison Consultant Commons

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM One of the greatest challenges facing people who use large information spaces is to remember and retrieve items that they have previously found and thought to be interesting Social Bookmarking in the Enterprise by David Millen, Jonathan Feinberg, and Bernard Kerr, IBM

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Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Tag, You’re it (group activity- sharing the tags)

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Serendipity

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How to set up a Social Bookmarking site?

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Picking a tool Social Bookmarking Tools (Apr 2005, 9sites) Social Bookmarking Tool Comparison (Jun 2005, 17 sites) H2O Playlist (Feb 2007, 17 sites)

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Look at other sites

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Hints Not in your name (in case you win the lottery) Think about tags, bundles, folksonomy vs cataloging Del.icio.us alphabetizes bundles and tags within bundles, not entries on list

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Del.icio.us Make Your Library del.icio.us (PowerPoint) Podcast Make Your Library del.icio.us (PowerPoint) Check out Univ of Tenn, Chatt Lupton Library under Faculty and Staff

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM Where to link? Library web page Blog Wiki MySpace, FaceBook, etc

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM What is it? Why do it? How to do it?

Kate Stirk, 17 May 2007, GUGM at 1:15 - two sessions of interest The World of Social Software: Implications for Libraries David Free, Georgia Perimeter College Talk Amongst Ourselves: Using Wikis to Foster Interlibrary Loan Communications Sara Steiner, Georgia State University