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Tools for
Communication
Collaboration
Community
August 18, 2009
Today is overview;
www.flickr.com/photos/carlwwycoff/3624729368/
Twitters & Tweets,
and Do We Care??
What is Twitter?
• Mini-blog
• Posts of 140 characters or less
• “People” follow you
• You follow “people”
• Tagging/hash tags
Library Uses
• Post programs
• New books and other materials
• Other news from the library
• Project progress (building, etc.)
• Connection with news outlets
• Publish feed on your website, blog
Twitter examples 1
Twitter examples 2
Google Docs Rocks!
What is Google Docs?
• Online suite of programs: word processor,
spreadsheet, slide presentations, forms
• Edit from any computer with Internet
connection
• Private editing, OR
• Shared editing (real time or asynchronous)
• Documents stored securely online
Library Uses
• Keep your own docs close at hand,
available anywhere
• Collaborate on documents, presentations:
county budget presentations, statistics
• Publish documents on the web: policies,
board agendas, etc.
Google Docs Examples 1
Meebo Me, Meebo You
What is Meebo?
• Instant Messaging web interface
• Manages multiple IM accounts
• Meebo Me chat box
• Text, audio and video chat
• “private” chat rooms
Library Uses
• IM, conference, with colleagues
• Chat box for patrons: “Ask a Librarian”
• Online book discussions (small groups)
Meebo examples 1
Meebo example 2
Meebo example
Facebook Friends and Fans
What is Facebook?
• Social networking site used by millions
• Accounts and Fan pages
• Apps to cross social sites
Library Uses
• “Presence;” be where they are
• Connect with patrons
• Announce new programs, materials
• Library news
• Discussion, comments
Facebook example 1
Facebook example 2
Facebook—managing fan page
Telling the Library’s PhotoStory
What is PhotoStory 3?
• Software to create video from stills
• Import and organize photos, graphics
• Add effects: pan, zoom, timing
• Narration, background music
• “Ken Burns-ish”
Library Uses
• Library video tours from photos
• “Record” an event
• Virtual Annual Report
• Building project
PhotoStory 3 examples 1
Book It on Online Calendars
What are online calendars?
• Private or shared calendars
• RSS feeds to allow publishing on
websites, blogs
Library Uses
• Calendars available to you wherever you
are
• Joint calendars with neighboring libraries
• “master” calendar for the library
• Publish calendars to the web—programs
dates, etc.
Calendar example 1
Calendar example 2
Wiki Talkie
What is a wiki?
• Online website
• One, a few, or many editors
• Social, collaborative
• Often specialized, specific content
Library Uses
• Sharing among colleagues: resources, etc.
• Local history projects
Wiki example 1
Wiki example 2
Wiki example 3
Delicious del.icio.us
What is del.icio.us?
• Social bookmarking
• Your bookmarks online, always available
• Share your bookmarks with others
• Discover sites through bookmarks of those
with similar interests
Library Uses
• Have your bookmarks available on any
Internet-connected computer
• Create bookmark lists on subject areas
and publish for your patrons / website
• Find new, useful sites for yourself and
patrons
Delicious example 1
Twitter Aug. 27
Google Docs Sept. 8
Meebo Sept. 28
Facebook Oct. 6
PhotoStory 3 Oct. 27
Calendars Nov. 11
Wikis Nov. 24
Delicious Dec. 8
“http://www.flickr.com/photos/carlwwycoff/3624720806/
Questions?
Karen Burns, SWILSA
kburns@swilsa.lib.ia.us
quiltlibrarian on meebo
Kim Kietzman, SLS
kkietzman@sls.lib.ia.u
sls_help on meebo]
Class Resource Page:
sites.google.com/site/lsauiowa
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