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Bruisende bijeenkomsten in Tilburg / Exciting courses in Tilburg

De TICER module van dinsdag 23 augustus was zéér geslaagd. De sessies gingen over WIKI's, mobiele technieken en mogelijkheden, Access Management, BLOGs én RSS-feeds. En die laatste was -wat mij betreft- de klapper van de dag!~ Jenny Levine stak een gloeiend betoog af over, maar vooral ook vóór het gebruik van RSS-feeds door bibliotheken. Ze ziet RSS-feeds samen met BLOGs als de ideale manier om informatie van en over de bibliotheek naar de klant te krijgen. Omgekeerd biedt het de klanten ongekende mogelijkheden om op de hoogte te blijven van werkelijk alles wat er aan web-inhoud beschikbaar komt. Op de website van de CMB ben ik op een testpagina bezig met een overzicht van de mogelijkheden. O ja, het geven van reacties is erg makkelijk. Het aantal klantcontacten (via blogs of feeds) was enorm gestegen. Probeer het eens.

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cwerfre 3qrfmperg said…
Nice to learn that you also attend the 2006 Ticer School! So we will met in person finally! Oliver
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
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