The challenge of the Digital Library

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Case study of the managerial and personal challenges presentedby the digital library. Presented at Internet Librarian conference, London, 2007

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Session C101 – Challenges of Digital Library Service, “a little less conversation a little more action” Rosalind Pan Sub-Librarian Electronic Services University College Dublin Library (Ireland) [email_address]

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4. Challenge: Am I turning into a legacy staff problem? http://www.secondlife.com/ BEBO Flickr YouTube MySpace Del.icio.us? A library Squidoo lens??? – you’ve got to be joking!

4. Challenge: Am I turning into a legacy staff problem? … Spreading FUD about beta level technologies in their infancy doesn't elevate libraries or librarians, it makes us look even more antiquated than we're all ready perceived (Go ahead, ask any teenager). [http://features.lisnews.com/features/05/10/07/0921246.shtml?tid=18]

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The challenge of the Digital Library

1. Session C101 – Challenges of Digital Library Service, “a little less conversation a little more action” Rosalind Pan Sub-Librarian Electronic Services University College Dublin Library (Ireland) [email_address]

2. UCD library is engaged…. and making good digital library progress

3. We are engaged….

4. We are engaged…. CSE – Google Custom Search Engine

5. We are engaged…. Mash-up Second Life

6. We are engaged…. Google Earth

7. We are engaged…. Second Life

8. We are engaged…. Blogs

9. We are engaged…. RSS Blogs have RSS feeds, plus maintain 2 for News and Electronic Resource News

10. We are engaged….

11. We are engaged….web 2.0 and widgets http://www.doodle.ch/ www.polldaddy.com

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28. 4. Challenge: Am I turning into a legacy staff problem? http://www.secondlife.com/ BEBO Flickr YouTube MySpace Del.icio.us? A library Squidoo lens??? – you’ve got to be joking!

29. 4. Challenge: Am I turning into a legacy staff problem? … Spreading FUD about beta level technologies in their infancy doesn't elevate libraries or librarians, it makes us look even more antiquated than we're all ready perceived (Go ahead, ask any teenager). [http://features.lisnews.com/features/05/10/07/0921246.shtml?tid=18]

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Editor's Notes

Good afternoon. I have just 10 minutes to reflect on the challenges of digital library service. I have provided a much more detailed paper containing my thoughts on this and will here simply quickly summarise a few of the points. My focus is on the challenge to professional librarians and academic library managements that I have seen after various posts in UK university libraries with a digital focus and particularly in my current post at UCD which is the largest Univ library in Ireland, is rapidly redefining itself as a research university and where I have been for just under 3 years as electronic services librarian

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