Social Networking Sites And Digital Reference Services Version 02
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Social Networking Sites And Digital Reference Services Version 02
- 1. Social Networking Sites and Digital Reference Services LS22A lecture October 26, 2009
- 4. What are Social Networking Sites? Otherwise known as social networking software
- 14. Facebook primarily an On-line directory providing a Public profile
- 18. The following Statistics from May-June 2008 Presented at ACURIL 2008 conference Taken from the Network feeds
- 21. Top 4 Books across the 3 Campuses Cave Hill Mona St. Augustine 1. Da Vinci Code To Kill A Mocking Bird Harry Potter 2. Boy Meets Girl Da Vinci Code The Bible 3. Stephen King books James Patterson Angels and Demons 4. Harry Potter "And Many others…" Pride and Prejudice
- 22. Top 4 Interests across the 3 Campuses Images from: http:// www.animationplayhouse.com Cave Hill Mona St. Augustine 1. Music Music Reading 2. Women Reading Music 3. Travelling Sleeping Travelling 4. Photography Movies Sleeping
- 23. Social Networking Sites & Digital Reference
- 28. Disadvantages
- 30. Advantages
- 31. Francoeur, Stephen. “Social Networking Sites and Reference Services.” < http://www.slideshare.net/stephenfrancoeur/social-networking-sites-and-reference-services >.
- 39. IFLA Digital Reference Guidelines “ The online environment is uniquely suited to consortial models of work and to the development of shared resources. Libraries in different countries may have different traditions of public service, which both affect their current reference practices and their patrons' expectations. ”
- 40. IFLA Digital Reference Guidelines “ But it is also important to recognize that new technologies will enable librarians to redefine the scope of their public services. ”
- 41. Defining a user base: “ Before establishing a digital reference service, it is important to clarify one's target clientele. Consider how the use of the technology may effect and/or expand an institution's user base. ”
- 42. Defining a user base: “ Physical location is of less importance when an institution has an online presence. In addition to the Library's traditional users, new and different types of users may choose to take advantage of online services.”
- 43. Examples of Libraries using SNS
- 50. British Library using Social Networking