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Sharing Made Simple: Exploring Options, Addressing ChallengesBrian Kelly, UKOLNUniversity of BathBath, BA2 7AY

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Group Exercise 1In small groups:

• Identify areas in which Web 2.0 technologies and approaches can benefits your organisation

• Group these areas into: ‘Low-hanging fruit’ – benefits which can be

achieved easily and which will provide tangible benefits without significant effort

More challenging areas – in which realisation of the benefits will require either significant effort or changes of policies or attitudes by others in your organisation

Your comments will be shared with the other groups

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Group Exercise 2In your groups:

• Identify possible barriers to use of Web 2.0• Discuss and summarise how you might

address the barriers

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