Impact of Social networking/Web 2

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Impact of Social networking/Web 2 Impact of Social networking/Web 2.0 features in Library management software: a case study of Koha, ILMS By Vinod Kumar Mishra Assistant Librarian , BP Central Library, NIT Rourkela, Odisha-769008, India Email : mishravk79@gmail.com Mobile: +919439420860

What is web 2.0 ? Web 2.0 describes World Wide Web websites that emphasize user-generated content, usability (ease of use, even by non-experts), and interoperability (this means that a website can work well with other products, systems and devices) for end users. The term was popularized by Tim O'Reilly. Social networking sites like facebook, twitter, etc. are result of web 2.0

What is Koha ? Koha is a full featured Integrated Library System (ILS). there is no cost for the license, you have the freedom to modify the product to adapt it to your needs, etc. Developed initially in New Zealand by Katipo Communications with Horowhenua Library Trust. It is currently maintained by a dedicated team of software providers and library technology staff from around the globe.

Why Koha? Stable Technologies: Koha is tested and has demonstrated both stability and scalability, used in thousands of libraries worldwide. Sharing Technologies: The libraries involve in using Koha share their expertise in terms of technical man power and development of solutions fits to many libraries. Support: Koha source code is open which is developed and supported by many libraries so it can be modified as and when require. Therefore its development does not depend on single vendor as in case of proprietary ILMS. Cost : Since it is open source software so it does not involve any cost Up gradation: Koha is frequently upgraded with latest technologies and provide better solutions in comparison to commercial software's.

Koha Feature A full featured modern integrated library software (ILS). Award winning and free/Open-source Software.(no license fee). OS independent any operating system. Linux, Unix, Mac. Web-based Interfaces. Full MARC21 and UNIMARC support for cataloguing. Multilingual and multi-user support. Library-Standards-Compliant. industrial standards & protocols. Z39.50 server. Customizable web based opac. Online reservation, renewal, purchase suggestions etc. Full catalogue, circulation, acquisitions, Serial management etc. Major industry-standard database MYSQL. Print barcode and patron cards. Export and import records in MARC Format

Koha Modules K

Web 2.0 Feature In Koha Tagging Comment Star Rating Sharing content on social medias RSS Feed List Creation

Tagging Tag is a keyword or term assigned to a piece of information (such as an Internet bookmark, digital image, computer file, books etc). This kind of metadata helps describe an item and allows it to be found again by browsing or searching. This method of assigning keywords may be also called as social tagging, collaborative tagging, social indexing, or social classification and in Library science it is referred as folksonomy.

Tagging in Koha

Comment In Koha The Koha ILMS provide an option to comment on the individual library materials which may be helpful for the librarians and users to properly evaluate or consult the books.

Star Rating in Koha In Koha users can give rating to library Items i.e. books, journals, audio-visual materials etc. Users have to login for the rating of any library material then they can click on the any of the start out of five, it will reflect total counting of voting/person given rating to that particular library material in two different formats (Simple search page and item detail page).

List creation in Koha List creation is one of the main features/module of Koha ILMS which gives lot of freedom to all library users as well as librarians to create their list of readings, display new arrivals weekly, etc.

Social Network Sharing button in Koha Now a day’s almost all website provide an option to share their products or website pages on various social networking websites for popularity and sharing their ideas with group of peoples on their social networking websites. Koha has the same feature through which one can share particular item on various social medias.

RSS Feed in Koha Koha provides excellent feature of RSS in on top of all search result and lists created by users like new arrival list, list of individual interest etc. These RSS feed link can be copied in any feed reader to get the latest updated about addition of library resources in the concerns subject interest etc.

Conclusion The above Web 2.0 and social networking features in Koha ILMS reflects that these technologies are greatly influences every aspect of human life and libraries are not the exception. Similar to many product selling online websites Library management software’s are now also trying to incorporate such features for better review and selection of library resources for the end users. Therefore all traditional library ILMS must switch over to modern software solutions as per the user requirements for better visibility and social recognition among users. Software vendors and all such open source solutions should incorporate the features as per the latest trends. Librarians must select the software which provides the above features and ability to incorporate latest technologies in future as per the popularity and demand.

Any Suggestions/Questions Koha Resources : http://koha-community.org/ (Koha community website) http://koha-community.org/documentation/ (Koha manuals) http://koha-community.org/support/ (Koha free and paid supports) http://mishravk.com (My website) Any Suggestions/Questions