Exploring the application of RSS for library staff professional development and SDI services

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Jeffries, Sandra and Wallis, Corey. 2006. "Exploring the application of RSS for library staff professional development and SDI services." VALA 13th Biennial Conference and Exhibition (VALA2006). Melbourne, Australia 08 - 10 Feb 2006 Croydon, Australia.
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Exploring the application of RSS for library staff professional development and SDI services

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsJeffries, Sandra (Author) and Wallis, Corey (Author)
Journal or Proceedings TitleVALA2006: Connecting with users
Number of Pages18
Year2006
Place of PublicationCroydon, Australia
Conference/EventVALA 13th Biennial Conference and Exhibition (VALA2006)
Event Details
VALA 13th Biennial Conference and Exhibition (VALA2006)
Event Date
08 to end of 10 Feb 2006
Event Location
Melbourne, Australia
Abstract

Blog and XML feed technologies have provided new opportunities for information
dissemination and communication. The University of Southern Queensland Library
developed a virtual professional Reading Room using these technologies to provide a
centralised, easily-accessible source for professional reading, based on SDI principles. The
Reading Room also provides a discussion space so that Library staff can exchange views on
readings of interest. This paper outlines the goals of the initiative, the processes used to
establish the Reading Room, and the challenges dealt with along the way. Finally, it provides
a preliminary evaluation of outcomes of the initiative and plans for the future.

Keywordsextensible markup language (XML), blog, RSS, reading room, professional development of librarians
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020460908. Information systems organisation and management
359999. Other commerce, management, tourism and services not elsewhere classified
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Byline AffiliationsLibrary Services
RUBRIC Project
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