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We've created a wiki for our newly formed library service however only 3 of the 8 staff regularly look at the site. The other claimed that its to do with a time factor eg they don't have time to do "non work" items and rely on the regular users to tell them whats happening. We've tried to use the wiki for everything, procedure file, brochure file, Professional development info as well as social things. Does anybody else have any ideas?
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RE: How do we get others excited about Web 2.0 / 3.0 possibilities
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Nov 18 2008, 1:43 AM EST
I've also approached it as "this is much more efficient than emails" in that the information is there permanently and doesn't have to be stored in your inbox (ours is very tightly restricted) and is searchable using the wiki search engine. We are working on getting over 360 staff involved with our wiki to ease up the strain on email - cos I know my email is ALWAYS at capacity.
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