I'm still working on the 'back' lessons but I thought I'd also try to catch up to "where I'm supposed to be!" So this post is related to the wiki lesson. There are so many uses libraries could make of wikis; of course, with OIT's security restrictions, it will probably be a very long time until we can have a public wiki. It's a shame we can't use these tools for the public bu then, I don't think any of us want someone to crash the whole system - 'just because they can'
But with so many staff members now and in the future learning about web 2.0, staff wikis would seem to be our limit. Just after the SEFLIN Energize seminar, I created a wiki for our branch staff to post planned programs. I was hoping that it would be a good central place for us to use so we'd know what everyone had planned, what times/days were involved, etc. It's kinda fallen off the branch radar but maybe we will get back to it now.
http://imperialdoings.pbwiki.com/is the link to it.
