[Web4lib] Rollyo?

[Bonaria Biancu]

Hi all,

I've set up a Rollyo about library 2.0:

http://www.rollyo.com/bonariabiancu/the_geek_librarian/

Some months ago, I also tried a similar tool - Swiki:

http://biblioteca-20-swicki.eurekster.com/biblioteca+2.0/

(again about "Library 2.0", but in Italian version: "Biblioteca 2.0").

I've noticed that Swiki has more commercial ads than Rollyo - furthermore
Rollyo gives explicitly communication of advertisements by the "sponsored
links". However, with Swiki you have much power on search engine's layout
and you can block trash tag/websites displayed within the results, building
you own search patterns.

The Rollyo 25 websites are a big limit, and I'd like to try the Gigablast
mentioned by Patricia Anderson. I think these customizable search engines
can help in library activities: I suggested to colleagues of mine to use
them in reference with patrons, setting them up on pre-determined topics.

Best regards,

Bonaria

Bonaria Biancu
Biblioteca di Ateneo - Sede Centrale
Universita' di Milano Bicocca
Piazza Ateneo Nuovo, 1 - 20126 Milano (Italy)
Tel.: +39.02.64486236
E-mail: bonaria.biancu at unimib.it
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2006/7/21, Anders Ericson <anders.ericson at norskbibliotekforening.no>:
>
> Anybody into Rollyo (make-your-own-search-engines) for library purposes?
> Their internal search is down today, but I can't find very much by means
> of
> Google site search either.
>
> I've just tried to get along with this on a national level and made myself
> a
> blog to administer things; I'm sorry, in Norwegian only:
>
> https://bibliotekrollyono.wordpress.com/
>
> Here are my 3 initial rollyos:
>
> http://rollyo.com/bibliotekrollyono
>
> On environment, aviation and Norw. political parties
>
> Anders Ericson
>
>
>
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