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Web 2.0 for teaching: wishy-washy or nitty-gritty?

Friday, October 16, 2009

A useful report, summarising Web 2.0 and some of the perspectives in literature about Web 2.0 and teaching, was recently produced by Susan A. Brown of the School of Education at the University of Manchester: The Potential of Web 2.0 in Teaching: a study of academics’ perceptions and use. The findings were based on a [...]

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Archives 2.0 Conference report

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Archives 2.0: Shifting Dialogues between Users and Archivists was the culmination of a programme of events held by the Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change, based at the University of Manchester. The Archives Hub were very happy to be co-organisers and I certainly got a good deal out of the four seminars that I attended [...]

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The Archives 2.0 Hub

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

No…we’re not thinking of changing the name…but I am thinking about a presentation that I’m giving on the Archives Hub in the context of ‘Archives 2.0′.
We’ve been doing a great deal of work recently that relates to the interoperability of the Hub. As part of an Enhancements Project taking place at Mimas, we are promoting [...]

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Archives 2.0

Friday, October 31, 2008

I’ve just been reading the excellent entry (with many interesting comments) on the ArchivesNext blog on the subject of ‘Archives 2.0′. I agree with Kate’s position, that ‘Archives 2.0′ should be about our mindset – the principles of participation, openness, experimenting with new technologies, collaboration and exploration. Whilst we can argue over various tools that [...]

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Personalisation and Resource Discovery (Or, Can the Archives Hub Learn a Few Lessons From Amazon?)

Thursday, May 29, 2008

As the team thinks carefully about the future of the Hub, we are pressed to examine current trends and developments surrounding the UK (and broader) Information Environment, and to make sure our long-term strategic aims are in line with those trends. In other words, we need to predict which technologies and user-expectations are going to [...]

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It’s a matter of trust

Friday, May 9, 2008

I attended the Eduserv 2008 Symposium recently. The theme was ‘What do current Web trends tell us about the future of ICT provision for learners and researchers?’. The day provided a good mix of speakers, and for me one in particular stood out, Geoff Bilder from CrossRef. His talk was intriguingly entitled ‘Sausages, coffee, chickens [...]

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The technology horizon(s)

Thursday, April 24, 2008

The Horizon Report (2008) from the New Media Consortium provides a well-worth-reading and considered opinion on ‘emerging technologies likely to have a large impact on teaching, learning or creative expression within learning-focused organizations.’ It lists the six main technologies considered to be key emerging technologies within the next 1-5 years, as well as looking at [...]

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People Power

Friday, April 18, 2008

I’ve been reading with interest some posts on the EAD list about user-generated content.
Bob Kosovsky, Curator, of Rare Books and Manuscripts at the The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts asks “It is possible to envision a platform where an EAD finding aid can be accepting of user-generated content? Could there [...]

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Archives 2.0: Fact or Fiction?

Friday, December 7, 2007

This being my first post to the Hub Blog as the new manager for the service, there

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