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Main Authors: Fagan, Jody Condit, Keach, Jennifer A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2010
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ890692
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author Fagan, Jody Condit
Keach, Jennifer A.
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Keach, Jennifer A.
Fagan, Jody Condit
Keach, Jennifer A.
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contents Build, Buy, Open Source, or Web 2.0?: Making an Informed Decision for Your Library Fagan, Jody Condit Keach, Jennifer A. Internet Comparative Analysis Web Sites Social Networks Information Technology Computer Mediated Communication Sharing Behavior Participative Decision Making Libraries Computer Software Library Networks When improving a web presence, today's libraries have a choice: using a free Web 2.0 application, opting for open source, buying a product, or building a web application. This article discusses how to make an informed decision for one's library. The authors stress that deciding whether to use a free Web 2.0 application, to choose open source, to buy a product, or to build a web application is closely tied to a library's specific needs and resources. They suggest to keep an open mind toward each option, and think through the implications carefully before committing to any solution.
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spellingShingle Build, Buy, Open Source, or Web 2.0?: Making an Informed Decision for Your Library
Fagan, Jody Condit
Keach, Jennifer A.
Internet
Comparative Analysis
Web Sites
Social Networks
Information Technology
Computer Mediated Communication
Sharing Behavior
Participative Decision Making
Libraries
Computer Software
Library Networks
Build, Buy, Open Source, or Web 2.0?: Making an Informed Decision for Your Library Fagan, Jody Condit Keach, Jennifer A. Internet Comparative Analysis Web Sites Social Networks Information Technology Computer Mediated Communication Sharing Behavior Participative Decision Making Libraries Computer Software Library Networks When improving a web presence, today's libraries have a choice: using a free Web 2.0 application, opting for open source, buying a product, or building a web application. This article discusses how to make an informed decision for one's library. The authors stress that deciding whether to use a free Web 2.0 application, to choose open source, to buy a product, or to build a web application is closely tied to a library's specific needs and resources. They suggest to keep an open mind toward each option, and think through the implications carefully before committing to any solution.
title Build, Buy, Open Source, or Web 2.0?: Making an Informed Decision for Your Library
topic Internet
Comparative Analysis
Web Sites
Social Networks
Information Technology
Computer Mediated Communication
Sharing Behavior
Participative Decision Making
Libraries
Computer Software
Library Networks
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ890692