Participants at the workshop were invited to:

• Register for WetPaint, which will enable you (and others) to see pages you have created and edited (although note that registration is optional).
  
• Familiarise themselves with the Wiki using the Test page.
• Introduce yourself to fellow participants, and describe what you hope to gain from the workshop and topics you would like to see covered.
• Describe opportunities for use of Web 2.0
• Describe the barriers and ways of addressing the barriers.
• Provide feedback on the event.
• Add your personal action plans.

You may also find it useful to look at the wiki for previous UKOLN workshops for museums, libraries and archives, including the MLA Yorkshire workshop.

In addition the following pages may be used during the workshop:

• Your interests and what you hope to gain from the event
• Details of the talks including:
  • Brian Kelly's talk on "Introduction to Web 2.0 and the Social Web"
  • Andrew Eynon's talk on "Using Web 2.0 to support teaching and learning in further education"
  • Paul Bevan's talk on "Dipping Our Toes: Web 2.0 Developments at the National Library of Wales"

Note

Please note that this wiki is intended for use by the workshop participants only. Also note that as this is a public wiki, no guarantee can be made regarding the sustainability or authenticity of the content.

Access Permissions

From 15 September 2008 only registered WetPaint users are able to update the pages on this wiki.