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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Second Assignment: Part B Reflection
At the start of the course I stated that I wanted my social media-horizons to be broadened and to be convinced that social media has a place for constructive use in libraries. Three months on and I feel both goals … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Library, Blogs, Facebook, Second Assignment, Twitter
Tagged reflection, tumblr, Wordpress, yammer
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Second Assignment: Part A Evaluation
OLJ Module 3: Library 2.0 Building Academic Library 2.0: Meredith Farkas I felt Farkas’ speech clearly demonstrated the principles of Web 2.0: collaboration, conversation, community and content creation (4Cs) and then provided numerous examples of how these could be incorporated … Continue reading
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Module 3: Library 2.0
Web 2.0 (Miller) Library 2. 0 (Casey and Savastinuk) Miller outlines his thoughts regarding Web 2.0 and how this can be translated into library environment. He lists the following Web 2.0 characteristics: Freeing of data: access is a right rather … Continue reading
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Tagged casey, long tail, Miller, Savastnuk, Seth Godin
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Module 2: Podcasts
More examples of library podcasts LaTrobe University Library University of New England Library University of Adelaide Library NLA More information on podcasting from libsuccess Does anyone use them?
Module 2: Social Networking
The Comscore article emphasises the need for companies to market effectively and understand and engage and interact with an audience who spend considerable time using social network channels. The eMarketer data is something that academic libraries have been aware of … Continue reading
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