Please feel welcome to use this course blog for knowledge sharing :-)
Another option could be the course wiki: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dzh99j3_5dw7jrcc2&hl=en&pli=1
(I've just put a reference to a OCLC report there on sharing, privacy and trust :-)
Below is an overview of the student projects in the class:
- Anja (k05anan@dbstud.dk): children (9-14) in the 2.0 world
- Iveta (ku06ivpr@dbstud.dk) + Ivanessa (ku06ismo@dbstud.dk): young people (16-23)and library 2.0
- Sean (k05sepo@dbstud.dk): Biblnet 2.02: a student 2.0 platform for knowledge sharing and sociability
- Lina (ku06ligu@dbstud.dk) + Tina (ku06tian@dbstud.dk): wikis and collaborative learning for students
- Ulla H. (k05ulho@dbstud.dk) : wikis in a research institution library
- Yeliz (ku06yepa@dbstud.dk): open eprint archives 2.0
- Ulla B. (k04ulbe@dbstud.dk): OPAC 2.0
- Lillie (k06lire@dbstud.dk) + Maja (k06maro@dbstud.dk): tagging in OPACs
- Lone (k05loba@dbstud.dk): tagging in OPACs
- Ida (k06idbo@dbstud.dk): library data in mashups for new applications or websites
- Sebastian (k06sejo@dbstud.dk): Second Life, WoW and libraries
- Ruth (k05rusa@dbstud.dk): physical library 2.0
- Roger (k06baro@dbstud.dk): library 2.0 and library mission
- Kristina (k06krsc@dbstud.dk) + Jan (k06jajo@dbstud.dk): social network sites, social capital and libraries
- Caroline (k04cape@dbstud.dk) + Vicki (k06vile@dbstud.dk): libraries and Facebook
- Anne-Marie (k06anca@dbstud.dk ): barriers for librarians using social software
- Néné (k05nela@dbstud.dk): barriers of participation for librarians in wiki, libsuccess.org
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