BOBCATSSS Panel

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-	500 words about the Panel: including Questions.	+	There is a lot of talk about web 2.0 and first people already discussing the web 3.0. And there is more and more the feeling that this all is only a hype. What should libraries do in this situation? What does it mean for the future of research. We like to talk about new tools, and methods, about identity management privacy and sharing.
		+	* What is Web 2.0/ Web 3.0 what is the different?
		+	* Can libraries just wait for the web 3.0 when it's already in sight?
		+	* Is there a new digital divide? If yes between who?
		+	* How has information literacy to change?
		+	* Where are the risks in the web 2.0?
		+	* Are Web 2.0 tools and resources relevant for the scientific work?
		+	* Is really "Everything Miscellaneous", like David Weinberger say?
		+	* If yes what does it mean for libraries?
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Revision as of 18:44, 19 November 2007

There is a lot of talk about web 2.0 and first people already discussing the web 3.0. And there is more and more the feeling that this all is only a hype. What should libraries do in this situation? What does it mean for the future of research. We like to talk about new tools, and methods, about identity management privacy and sharing.

• What is Web 2.0/ Web 3.0 what is the different?
• Can libraries just wait for the web 3.0 when it's already in sight?
• Is there a new digital divide? If yes between who?
• How has information literacy to change?
• Where are the risks in the web 2.0?
• Are Web 2.0 tools and resources relevant for the scientific work?
• Is really "Everything Miscellaneous", like David Weinberger say?
• If yes what does it mean for libraries?

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