Using Web 2.0 Principles to Become Librarian 2.0: Blogs

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    1. Kent State University School of Library & Information Science March 9 & 10, 2007 Using Web 2.0 Principles to Become Librarian 2.0
      • Blogs
    2. Instructor: Brian C. Gray
      • Engineering, Mathematics, & Statistics Librarian
      • Case Western Reserve University
      • Work email: bcg8@case.edu
      • Work phone: 216-368-8685
      • IM: AIM - kslbcg8
      • ICQ - 499284601
      • Google Chat - kslbcg8@gmail.com
      • MSN - bcg8@case.edu
      • Yahoo - kslbcg8
    3. Getting to Know Blogs
      • What is a blog?
      • Types of blogs
      • Blog software
      • Creating blogs
      • Personal vs organizational
      • Locating blogs
      • Lets play
    4. What is a blog? – Common Traits
      • Website
      • Dated entries
      • Archives
      • RSS feed offered
      • Entries with links to other items
      • Often may require little or no web programming experience
      • Application driven
      • Categories, tagging, or keywords
    5. Blog Considerations
      • Purpose – Announcements and/or discussion?
      • Open or no commenting?
      • Moderation?
      • Tracking/pinging
      • Spam prevention
      • Single or multiple authors
      • How often are entries added?
      • Legal considerations (non-profit status, advertising, organizational policies, etc.)
    6. 2006 Workplace E-Mail, Instant Messaging & Blog Survey
      • American Management Association:
      • 8% of organizations operate business blogs
      • 55% of business blogs ‘facing out’ for customers and other third parties to read
      • Less than 2% of organizations assign a lawyer or other responsible party to review employees’ entries
      • Nearly 2% have fired workers for offensive blog content - including posts on employees’ personal home-based blogs
    7. http://www.sifry.com/alerts/archives/000432.html
    8. ALA Library 2.0 Bootcamp Helene Blowers Linda S. Bostrom Brian C. Gray Lorraine H. Olley (June 2006)
    9. My Blog Author Tips
      • Offer a RSS feed
      • Write on a regular pattern so people do not feel the blog has died
      • Use spell checker
      • Tagging/Keywords/Categories
      • Cite information
      • Use spell checker
      • If you allow comments, participate in the discussions
      • Linking and discussing on other’s blog can drive traffic to your own
    10. More Blog Tips & Comments
      • Be original and write it your own style
      • Length of posts can vary
      • Provide some information for your readers, such as an “about me” page or other context
      • Simple layouts can be powerful
      • Look at other’s blogs for examples
      • Extras occasionally break up the text – pictures, lists, etc.
      • Give your readers a challenge or question to consider
    11. Library Blogs in Action
      • http://www.squidoo.com/library2point0/

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