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Introduction – Thesis

Methodology and Experiment

• - Crawford – p3. Use quote from¹
• - try to make sense ¹
• - try allow myself to fail
• - conversations continue e-version on wp-commenting theme/ ebook /
• - continutiy w/ mashup

Case in point:

• - more will read blog post more than will ever read this book¹

Chapter on Twitter – “keep it short”

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¹ p.3 Crawford

Resources

• Pop Business Books
• Seminal Businesss Tomes
• CC Blog Posts
• “The Literature”
• Pop Magazines
• Ideas Collection

Topics/Chapters

“Social Life of Lib. Leadership: A Web 2.0 Reader”

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• Disruptive Innovation/Technology
• Ideas/Trends

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• Leadership/Management in Change/Evolving Environments
• Organizational Change
• Culture Change (incl. High.Ed.)
• Personal Productivity

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• Entrepreneurship
• Future of Research Libraries
• Content (everything is Misc) – Open Access
• Personal Information Management

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Reading Lists – priority

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• The World is Flat
• The Tipping Point
• Planet Google
• The Seven Habits of highly effective people

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• Who moved my cheese? (Good for ref. to popular ideas)
• Leadership and the one minute manager – Kenneth H Blanchard
• The Five Dysfunctions of a team : a leadership fable  – Patrick Lencioni
• Emotional Intelligence Stuff
• How to win friends & influence people – (Good for ref. to popular ideas)

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• Wikinomics -Don Tapscott; Anthony D Williams
• Strengths based leadership -Tom Rath; Barry Conchie
• Managing transitions : making the most of change  – William Bridges
• The innovator’s dilemma – Clayton M Christensen
• Good to great – James C Collins
• The fifth discipline – Peter M Senge
• The Practice of Management OR The Effective executive – Peter F Drucker
• The wisdom of crowds – James Surowiecki
• Blink : the power of thinking without thinking  – Malcolm Gladwell
• 2020 vision – Stanley M Davis; William Harley Davidson

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Good Ideas from the Floor

• Blogs / Creative Commons

Chapters Approach (Books + Mags + Blogs)

including:

• The world is flat – Thomas L Friedman
• The wisdom of crowds – James Surowiecki
• Wikinomics -Don Tapscott; Anthony D Williams
• Who moved my cheese? – Spencer Johnson
• The tipping point – Malcolm Gladwell
• Strengths based leadership -Tom Rath; Barry Conchie
• The seven habits of highly effective people – Stephen R Covey
• Planet Google – Randall E Stross
• The one minute manager – Kenneth H Blanchard; Spencer Johnson
• Managing transitions : making the most of change  – William Bridges
• Leadership and the one minute manager – Kenneth H Blanchard
• The innovator’s dilemma – Clayton M Christensen
• How to win friends & influence people – Dale Carnegie
• Good to great – James C Collins
• Getting things done : the art of stress-free productivity – David Allen
• The five dysfunctions of a team : a leadership fable  – Patrick Lencioni
• The fifth discipline – Peter M Senge
• The Practice of Management OR The Effective executive – Peter F Drucker
• Blink : the power of thinking without thinking  – Malcolm Gladwell
• Reframing organizations : artistry, choice, and leadership – Bolman/Deal
• Everything is miscellaneous : the power of the new digital disorder – Weinberger
• 2020 vision – Stanley M Davis; William Harley Davidson
• ?? Emotional Intelligence Stuff

• Shirky, Clay. Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations. New York: Penguin Press, 2008.

• Patterson, Kerry. Influencer: The Power to Change Anything. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2008.

• Tapscott, Don. Grown Up Digital: How the Net Generation Is Changing Your World. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2009.

• Christensen, Clayton M., and Michael E. Raynor. The Innovator’s Solution: Creating and Sustaining Successful Growth. Boston, Mass: Harvard Business School Press, 2003.

  Disruptive Innovation/Technology

  • “Innovator’s Dilemma” (2000) or Other Christensen / Lewis  … Stuff

  Entrepreneurship

  • “Tipping Point”
  • “The World is Flat”
  • “Entrepreneur” Mag.
  • “Wikinomics”
  • “Planet Google”
  • “Wisdom of Crowds”

  Organizations

  • “Reframing Organizations” – Bolman / Deal
  • “Who Moved my Cheese”
  • “Good to Great”
  • “Managing transitions”

  Leadership/Management

  • “5 Dysfunctions of a Team”
  • “Getting Things Done”
  • “One Minute Manager” or “Leadership & The One Minute Manager”
  • “The Fifth Discipline”
  • “The Effective Executive”
  • “How to Win Friends & …”
  • “Strengths based leadership”
  • “The seven habits of highly effective people”
  • EMOTIONAL Intelligence

  Good Ideas from the Floor

  • Blogs / Creative Commons

  Content Topics ???

  • “Everything is Miscellaneous”
  • “2020 Vision” (innovation economy)

Blogs, 2.0 tools, voice?,

Overly cumbersome sorting this out .. tons of trying things and decision making .. and organizing/reorganizing

Help … which apps to use .. what process.. could be a book itself .. but then something new would occur .. new app .. new feature .. something

Selecting books, journals and blogs also a moving target .. Creative Commons and narrowing thesis will make the call.  The winnowing down process of ideas and materials .. trying to let it flow .. has been helpful as new ideas pop up all the time. Business books have been helpful at stimulating new directions

• disruptive technology
• popular – book/blog/mag
• new ways to collect, use and present information
• ideas book
• ?

Books about .. Applications and Crazy Ideas for Libraries

Use Horizon Report!

Blog: Ideas make the world go round

http://www.dogearpublishing.net/