We are living in a blogsphere and a wiki world.
I like the form and see use beyond the grand wiki of them all, Wikipedia.
Bizwiki at Ohio State University was the first educational wiki I saw and it opened me toward the possibilities. While content is authorised by the administrator, other staff and students can make comments, ask questions and yes, provide content. Sum of many parts is greater in not merely volume but value.
The aforementioned Procedures blog of Library information for desk staff would be ideal in a wiki format.
The Book Lover's wiki is both clever and lovely and I can visualise something akin to this as a valuable tool to continue to engage participants in the SLV's Lifelong Learning Book Review classes or Experimedia book events. Unsure where an SLV Book Lover's wiki could naturally live within our web presence or whether we would need to let it fly separately.
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Australian Catholic University has a wiki as a procedure manual. There is a paper about it on the information online website
http://www.information-online.com.au/docs/Presentations/using_a_wiki_for_information_services_(io2007_paper).pdf
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