1. John Fudrow http://johnfudrow.wordpress.com Interests: Web 2.0, Library Technology, Social Tagging, Webware, Gaming

2. Sides and Solutions

3. Information is good. Too much is confusing.

4. Don’t bury information.

5. Time and Attention

6. What Can We Do? Use Find Show Listen

7. Media Made Easy Create Broadcast Inform

8. As easy as pointing and clicking. Link to your Flickr or Facebook account. Select images and then add information.

9. Add your own videos from you desktop or You Tube. Compose or upload presentations or documents, and then annotate them with text or audio.

10. Finding an Audience

11. facebook A social networking tool with over 37 million users worldwide. Sixth-most trafficked site in the United States (comScore) More than 47 billion page views per month in May 2007 More than 1/2 of active users return daily People spend an average of 20 minutes on the site daily (comScore) All facts found at: “ Facebook | Statistics,” http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics (accessed September 3, 2007).

12. facebook UIUC Network shows 60,218 members as of 09.01.2007. Searching and services, side by side. Users who already are in Facebook could begin to share and create shows.

13. Seamless Layers

15. LibGuides Collaboration between modules means faster publication and manageable quality control. Splashcast and Facebook interaction can be easily linked and shared. Libguides allows you to listen to the audience

16. Keeping It Together

17. Sharing and Listening Location, Location, Location. Two Way Communication Fix it or Leave it.

19. Make It Easy

20. Thank You.