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Web 2.0 & Libraries Parts 1 & 2 Available Free on Hyperlinked Library Site

I am happy to announce the full text of both of my ALA Library Technology Reports are available now at the new TTW companion site The Hyperlinked Library.

The rest of the site is currently under construction, but for now you’ll find:

Web 2.0 & Libraries: Best Practices for Social Software (2006) - http://thehyperlinkedlibrary.org/libtechreport1/

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Tomorrow is Follow a Library Day!

http://www.followalibrary.blogspot.com/

 

Just like last year there will be a #followalibrary day on October First :-). This year we added a subject: #myfavoritebook. Libraries give access to many great books that people love to read and we want to know what your favorite one is.

What do I have to do on October first?  Make a tweet [...]

How to write a paper in 140 characters or less: social media for professional development

How to write a paper in 140 characters or less: social media for professional development on Prezi

Disclaimer: Cooper and I appear in this presentation!

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Stephen Abram: Follow a Library

Jan Holmquist: Follow a Library

Extreme Library Twitter Makeover :-)

Good stuff:

http://followalibrary.blogspot.com/2010/09/give-your-library-twitter-makeover-for.html

Erin Logsdon (@taxonomylady) wrote a blogpost with some great tips how to give your library a twitter makeover for follow a library day.

Having a complete profile (Location, Web, Bio) is important for two reasons. One, the text in these fields in keyword searchable, so it will help people find you [...]

Follow a Library Day at ALA TechSource

http://www.alatechsource.org/blog/2010/09/follow-a-library.html

Excerpt:

What I appreciate the most about this project is their main goal is educating people about the benefits of following a library on Twitter. The group is aiming beyond our little online world of librarians and library folk and I think we should help them. What better way to do your own promotion [...]

Follow a Library Day is October 1st

http://followalibrary.blogspot.com/p/about.html

Twitter in the Classroom Video

A most enjoyable case study of using Twitter in a larger class environment to foster conversation/discussion.

Open Conversation: Twitter & Libraries

Note: This is the second column I co-wrote with Jan Klerk for Digitale Bibliotek last year. I realized it was one of the first times I’ve discussed the backchannel in my classes in print.

Michael Stephens and Jan Klerk did their open conversation this time on microblog platform Twitter. The topic was of course…

Twitter [...]