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= Library 2.0 =

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'''Library 2.0''' (L2) is a transformation in the way library

'''Encode''' or '''encoder''' may refer to:

services are delivered to library users. It provides new tools to make

* [[Character encoding]]

the library space (both virtual and physical) more interactive,

* [[Encoding (memory)]]

collaborative and driven by community needs. It encourages collaborative

* [[Encoder]]

two-way social interactions between library staff and library

* [[Video encoding]]

customers. L2 requires user participation and feedback in the

* [[Binary-to-text encoding]]

development and maintenence of library services.

* [[Semantics encoding]]

* [[MPEG encoding]]

The phrase was coined by Michael Casey in his blog,

* [[ENCODE|Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE)]]

LibraryCrunch, in 2005, although the concepts that collectively make up

* The [[APL (programming language)]] dyadic Encode function and its symbol ⊤

"Library 2.0" existed well before then. The term was a spinoff of "Web

2.0" which had been coined by O'Reilly Media.

==See also==

{{Intitle|Encoding}}

{{Library 2.0disambiguation}}

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