Library 2.0 – Paul Miller
2006 October 18
Library 2.0
- open the library
- push the library everywhere
- engage with actual potential user communities
- disaggregate library systems… and bring them together
- shared innovation
Want to know more about Library 2.0?
Talis is trying to nurture the discussion. Mashing up the Library Competition
John Blyberg – Go-Go-Google-Gadget (Library Catalog information into Google personal homepage)
Second Life Library 2.0 – Library services in an online "world"
Gathering examples of Library Innovations – http://www.talis.com/tdn/innovationdir
Library 2.0 podcasts – http://talk.talis.com
What Makes Library 2.0 possible?
- Falling cost of storage
- Falling cost of computer power
- Growing connectivity
- Commoditization of the above
- The three "O"s
- open source
- open data
- open APIs
- WPOPAC – Plymouth State
- Ann Arbor District Library "Card Catalog"
Do Library vendors have an architecture of participation?
A Platform for Participation
- Open Source
- Evergreen ILS
- Talis work with Keystone
- Current module fundamentally flawed
- pay to contribute
- limited data mobility
- lipstick on a silo
- shared data whould be mobile and accesible, whilst adequately protected
- Silkworm Directory (directory.talis.com)
- Bigfoot Data Stores – api.talis.com/bf/stores/ukbib/items
- LibraryThing – www.talis.com/tdn/greasemonkey/librarythingthing
- Talis Whisper
Talis has formed a partnership with Aquabrower
Project Cenote – End user interface (desktop application?)
Any library can contribute its holdings
Conclusions
- Liberate the data (and some more systems)
- Get the data to the user, not the user to the data
- Open, Open, Open
- Shared Innovation