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Does anyone know anything about this catalog system. I have been looking at some of the other institutions that are using it (Michigan, Indiana, etc.) and it seems really cool. It also seems like there are some bugs that still need to be worked out, BUT: (1) You can tag items (2) Include reviews of items (3) Text call numbers to your mobile phone (4) Look for items with faceted browsing (5) Email citations to yourself I would be interested in hearing what anyone else knows about this catalog or other types of library cataloging software out there that uses web 2.0 tools and technologies to enhance access to library collections. Happy Friday! Heather Davis, MLIS Librarian - Applied Design 11605 132nd Avenue NE Kirkland, WA 98034 Voice: 425.739.8100 x533 Fax: 425.739.8198 Heather.Davis@lwtc.edu http://lwtclearningcommons.com http://hcddavis.wordpress.com/

This is a great tool for online collaboration and could possibly be used for co-browsing the Internet with students to help them navigate to particular features in your site. Users don't necessarily have to sign up with an account and can get into the session and start collaborating with you real time. You can surf the Internet while in the collaborative whiteboard space. Heather

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I'm on Twine, and it's been helpful for discovering eLearning web resources. I'm not sure I'd say it qualifies for full-blown "semantic web" or Web 3.0, but it is a great community.

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