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Investigación bibliotecológica

On-line version ISSN 2448-8321Print version ISSN 0187-358X

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ALONSO AREVALO, Julio; CORDON GARCIA, José Antonio; GOMEZ DIAZ, Raquel  and  GARCIA-DELGADO GIMENEZ, Belén. Use and application of tools 2.0 in information organization and dissemination services in the university library. Investig. bibl [online]. 2014, vol.28, n.64, pp.51-74. ISSN 2448-8321.

The object of this study is to present an analysis on the use of 2.0 tools in university libraries, with the goal of grasping usage patterns of the information provided to users, while enhancing the visibility of the entity's digital brand. Based on professional experience, the analysis shows how the integration of diverse 2.0 tools can improve the information services offered by the university library, while improving communication mechanisms among users. This encourages the creation of learning communities. The integration of diverse social networking tools allows for the articulation of an information system, in which, thanks to RSS feeds channels, information is organized and standardized by social reference managers and subsequently disseminated among users through blogs, social networks, distribution lists; thereby enhancing the institution's visibility and, above all, providing better services to users. This article provides a valuable portrait of an information center, using 2.0 web tools, freeware and open code application; whose experience can be replicated and/or adapted in other centers, where similar services are offered

Keywords : Spain; Library 2.0; Academic Libraries; Sociotechnical Change; Freeware; Open Code; Digital Identity.

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