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Category Archives: Social Media
Personal Branding for New Librarians: Standing Out and Stepping Up
Tomorrow, I will be giving a webcast for ACRL 2011 Virtual Conference with Kiyomi Deards and Erin Dorney. The webcast is open to all attendees of either ACRL 2011 Conference or ACRL 2011 Virtual Conference. I have moderated a panel … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Continuing Education, Librarianship, Library, presentation, Social Media, Technology, Web
Tagged 2011, ACRL, Conference, new librarians, personal branding, webcast
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No-brainer Usability: the new Twitter iPhone app
I am presenting about usability issues in library websites in Computers in Librareis 2011 in a few weeks. So needless to say, I have been thinking a lot recently about usability. Today, having updated all apps on my iPhone, I … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Technology, Usability, Web
Tagged app, iphone, no brainer usability, Twitter, usability, ux
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Surprise – a Personal Brand is a By-product!
At the 2011 ALA Midwinter Meeting at San Diego, I moderated a panel discussion about personal branding sponsored by ACRL New Members Discussion Group. The program aimed at providing new and budding librarians with an opportunity to think about personal … Continue reading
Posted in ALA, Librarianship, Library, Social Media, Technology
Tagged ACRL, new librarains, new members discussion group, personal branding, social media
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The way we communicate, Facebook, libraries, and life
Monday this week, Facebook announced its new messaging system. The new messaging system is Facebook’s attempt to unify SMS, email, instant messaging, and Facebook’s existing messaging service in the already powerful and vast social network platform with five hundred million … Continue reading
Posted in Library, Social Media, Technology
Tagged communication, facebook, Library, Technology
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A lay librarian’s thought on “Nothing is Future”
Wayne Bivens-Tatum, a Princeton librarian and the blogger of Academic Librarian, wrote a post “Nothing is the Future” a few days ago, which resulted in many comments including the very excellent one from Tim Spalding at LibraryThing. In his comment … Continue reading
Posted in Library, Social Media, Technology
Tagged academic librarian, agent, change, Library, vision
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How Personal Should a Library Be in Social Media?
How many social media accounts does your library maintain? How do you keep them lively and up-to-date? OK, keeping up-to-date part is relatively easy. You just need to post updates on your library’s Facebook page, to add new posts to … Continue reading
Posted in Library, Social Media, Technology, Web
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