Community memory projects and web 2.0 content-oriented libraries

Authors

  • Tomás Saorí­n El profesional de la información

Keywords:

Public libraries, Library innovation, Digital local contents, Crowdsourcing, Community memory, Content-oriented projects.

Abstract

Reflection on the role of public libraries in the digital information environment. The appropriate digital content niche that concerns libraries working in a collaborative approach with other cultural and local institutions is defined. The need for community-oriented content and crowdsourcing is described. Libraries could act as mediators between local cultural agents to support information quality and licensing in social web sites.

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Published

2011-10-04

How to Cite

Saorí­n, T. (2011). Community memory projects and web 2.0 content-oriented libraries. Anuario ThinkEPI, 5, 70–72. Retrieved from https://thinkepi.scimagoepi.com/index.php/ThinkEPI/article/view/30472

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Issue

Vol. 5 (2011)

Section

C. Bibliotecas