Impact and application of WEB 2.0 in libraries
a case study of 12 national libraries of the developed nations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36311/1981-1640.2011.v5n2.05.p47Keywords:
Web 2.0, RSS Feeds, Podcasts, Blogs, Instant Messaging, Collective Intelligence, Checklist.Abstract
The dramatic advances in technologies, particularly in Internet technologies have changed the way individuals seek and obtain information. The emerging of new programming languages for the web has promised new transformation for more dynamic web applications. This shift in web technologies is commonly under a sobriquet for several of online activities known currently by Web 2.0. There is little research that focuses on the impact and applications of web 2.0 in the libraries. The current study was undertaken to explore the impact and use of web 2.0 in libraries. The authors confined the study to twelve National Libraries of developed countries.
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