Using blogs for knowledge management in libraries
Title
Using blogs for knowledge management in libraries
Subject
Description
This paper describes the concept of knowledge management and its twofold mission in libraries. It introduces the definition and types of blogs and analyzes their technical and cultural characteristics; it also makes a comparison between blogs and other social media such as email, websites, listservs, and wiki in order to demonstrate the efficiency of blogs as knowledge management tools for libraries. In addition, it examines and explores the applications of blogs in libraries in the areas of internal communication, public services, and public relations.
Creator
Dong, Elaine Xiaofen
Publisher
CALA Occasional Paper Series
Rights
This resource may be copyright-protected. You may make use of this resource, with proper attribution, for educational and other non-commercial uses only. Please contact the author for permission to reproduce.
Language
English
Type
text; journal article
Date Available
12/12/2017
Date Issued
11/1/2008
Extent
7 pages
Bibliographic Citation
Dong, E. X. (2008). Using blogs for knowledge management in libraries. CALA Occasional Paper Series, No. 2 (November), 1-7.
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Collection
Citation
Dong, Elaine Xiaofen, “Using blogs for knowledge management in libraries,” CALASYS - CALA Academic Resources & Repository System, accessed April 22, 2026, http://ir.cala-web.org/items/show/346.
