Ever wonder if it's too late or too early to bring social media services to your library? Whether you are in a one-person library or one with one hundred staff, social media applications are impacting library services just like the Internet has. But how do you fit social media into your already busy schedule, and what has to change to make that possible? Will enough of your patrons use your new services to make it worth the effort? Here is an opportunity to hear from a library that has successfully "operationalized" its social media services and actually has fun in the process.
OCLC event on Information Cartographer: Social Media Librarians of the Future Event Date and Time: Wednesday, July 20, 2011 ♦ 2 pm Eastern / 11 am Pacific
Duration: 60 Minutes
Register at: Information Cartographer: Social Media Librarians of the Future
Join Stephanie Bents, digital services librarian, and Greta Chapman, director of the Rapid City Public Libraries, recognized by USA Today as one of the top libraries in the U.S.
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ReplyDeleteFace book , twitter and youtube are best social media sites. I am using these.
What you are using?
I use RSS feeds (for CAS), GoogleDocs & Googlewave(for collaborative work), facebook, linkedin. Of late, started blogging and tweeting.
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