Catalogue 2.0 and Bibliography 2.0 : Collaboratively Created Structured Resource Lists and their Aggregation

Machala, Lobel and Zauder, Krešimir. (2009). Catalogue 2.0 and Bibliography 2.0 : Collaboratively Created Structured Resource Lists and their Aggregation. In: 2nd International Conference “The Future of Information Sciences: INFuture2009 – Digital Resources and Knowledge Sharing”, 4-6 November 2009, Zagreb, Croatia.

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Abstract

Paper presents how web 2.0 and its tools affect traditional library services and products such as catalogue and bibliography. Using set of social tools and their integration into the library services the user may be given a new means for personalization of traditional library tools. A whole new range of possibilities and usage scenarios open up not only for citations but also for multimedia and hyper textual interactivity with bibliography lists. These tools for bibliographic record management became easy to use but, in the same time, powerful enough to be accepted by library professionals. The paper presents key issues and possibilities surrounding the catalogue 2.0 and bibliography 2.0, points out the differences and similarities between them and suggests the possibility of integration or a creation of a network of these tools.

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