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Using Wikis to Promote Your Library Resources and Programs

Using Wikis to Promote Your Library Resources and Programs. Suzanne Severns Librarian, James Bowie H.S. – Arlington, TX sseverns@aisd.net http://bowielibrary.wikispaces.com. What’s a Wiki?.

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Using Wikis to Promote Your Library Resources and Programs

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  1. Using Wikis to Promote Your Library Resources and Programs Suzanne Severns Librarian, James Bowie H.S. – Arlington, TX sseverns@aisd.net http://bowielibrary.wikispaces.com

  2. What’s a Wiki? • A website where people can edit the page by clicking on the edit tab if it is unlocked. These same people may be able to post to a discussion board if it’s offered. • Wikipedia – Perhaps the most popular wiki of them all though they’ve locked a lot of pages due! Did she say Wikipedia???

  3. Types of Restrictions • Most Restrictive – Use as a website with no editing or discussion boards. • Somewhat restrictive – Use as a website with discussion board(s). • Least restrictive – Let others join and edit pages or post to discussion boards.

  4. So Why Bother? • Wikis can be used to provide pages for groups/classes to collaborate and post information they’ve found, ask questions, etc. http://soar2newheights.wikispaces.com/

  5. Finding Web 2.0 tools to embed in your website or wiki: • http://web20tools.wetpaint.com • http://www.go2web20.net/ • See last page of handout, too! Beware of “Beta”!!! Beta programs sometimes have glitches, disappear, or cost money later on.

  6. Examples http://www.shackstacks.wikispaces.com http://bowielibrary.wikispaces.com http://joycevalenzaworkshop.wikispaces.com/

  7. Mediagraphy • Microsoft. Clipart. 13 June 2010.

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