Topic+pages

[|Squido] In Squido you in can create subject guides which are called “lenses”. You can also add narrative sections, link to websites, online articles, blogs, RSS feeds and imbed images from Flickr, bookmarks from del.icio.us, user polls, videos from You Tube, books from Amazon, or Google maps. Squido can be also interactive, users can be invited to add to resource lists or put comments.

Examples from libraries: [|Using Web 2.0 Principles to Become Librarian 2.0] [|Library 2.0 Reading List] [|Resources for LIS753]

[|LibGuides] LibGuides enables libraries to share information with users in a web 2.0 world. Using LibGuides, librarians can effortlessly create content-rich guides, share knowledge and information, and promote library resources to the community. Any type of content (including web 2.0 media) can be put into LibGuides. Your LibGuides can be subject guides, information portals, class handouts, community guides, research tips, or any type of useful information you wish to share with users.