If someone came up to me and said: Hey, we don’t have any money, but we really need to boost the library’s presence and image. Do you have any ideas?
I would say:
and
examples of libraries using Twitter: Hennipen County Library, Danbury Library and DC Public Library
examples of libraies using Flickr: Lester Public Library, Cape May County Library [...]
I recently became “friends” with Village Savant on Twitter. This morning they posted a link to one of the most amazing blogs/websites I have seen in a while, Street Art Locator. Street Art Locator is one of the best and most amazing examples of web 2.0 mash-ups I have seen. The image below [...]
Michele Bachmann is Twittering, why aren’t you?
*Michele Bachmann hiding in the bushes at a GLBT rally*
*Michele Bachman making out with a Bush*
Now that I have completed my MLIS, I have found some time to spend on other fun stuff. I thought this blog layout needed to be updated a bit. I have also added a few items to the side bar such as Delicious and a tag cloud. I hope to post entries on various web [...]
Twitter is one of latest crushes. I was introduced to Twitter during spring semester in Michael Stephens Library 2.0 class. I have been using it pretty much since class. However, over the last week, user-ship in the Twin Cities really increased. I would like to say that Michael Stephens was the cause of this, but [...]
Like Knittinmama I too saw Nancy Pearl speak today. I learned a great deal about reader’s advisory techniques that I can’t wait to deploy once I have the appropriate job title. As Knittinmama wrote, Nancy Pearl is not against Library 2.0, but she didn’t seem to love it like Garfield loves lasagna. However, I love 2.0 which means that [...]
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