Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Announcing SaveLibraries.org

March 25th, 2010 No Comments

It started with an idea…like all projects do.
One of my classes this semester is Media, Culture, and Society. It’s been a great class! For our final project we were each assigned to create a work of pop culture. I knew the project would involve libraries but was not sure how. At one point Tony Tallent [...]

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Posted in News | Tags: advocacy, Blake Carver, Facebook, Flat Stanley, Heather Braum, Lady Gaga, libraries, lori reed, savelibraries, Tony Tallent, twitter

Evaluating, Recommending, & Justifying 2.0 Tools

March 31st, 2009 1 Comment

Mid-afternoon session on the Social Software track Evaluating, Recommending, & Justifying 2.0 Tools by Marydee Ojala editor of ONLINE Magazine.
This is a totally packed house! People standing outside the door.
New Technologies

Everything x2.0(empowerment, sharing, communication, and unifying themes)
Social networking/software (collaboration is a unifying theme)

Implications for Research
Magazines and newspapers add info to sites that don’t show up [...]

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Posted in Conferences | Tags: "Marydee Ojala", business case, CIL2009, Facebook, linkedin, social media

Social Network Profile Management

March 31st, 2009 No Comments

2nd session this morning is Social Network Profile Management on the Social Software Track presented by Greg Schwartz, Michael Porter, Sarah Houghton-Jan, and Amanda Clay Powers. Another packed house!

This is a power session of 5 minutes each by each presenter.
Greg Schwartz up first talking about identity. Who are you online.
Identity. What I say about me?What [...]

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Posted in Conferences, Social Networking | Tags: Amanda Clay Powers, CIL2009, Facebook, Greg Schwartz, librarianinblack, libraryman, michael porter, Sarah Houghton-Jan, Social Networking

Bill to Ban Facebook in Libraries

August 2nd, 2008 3 Comments

When I was about 8-years-old I was walking home from my bus stop after school and a car stopped beside me. A man opened the door and offered me candy. In my mind I knew better, but like a typical kid I wanted the candy and walked towards the car. As I approached the car [...]

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Posted in Library Stuff | Tags: ala, congress, Facebook, filtering, Social Networking, web 2.0

What Do Your Social Sites Say About You?

April 26th, 2008 No Comments

Dear “Friend” Who Posted a Naked Picture on my Facebook Wall,Sorry but I’ve had to delete your post on my wall. I appreciate the thought (even though you posted the same naked picture on all of your “friends” walls). It’s not that I have anything against nudity but it’s just not funny, and I can’t [...]

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Posted in Social Networking | Tags: Facebook, Social Networking, twitter
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