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    1. Building an Active Online Community Presented by: Ligaya Ganster Bridget Schumacher University at Buffalo Libraries
    2. "Facebook is a social utility that connects you with the people around you".
    3. It's not just a Fad! • More than 250 MILLION active users! • 4th most trafficked Web site in the world • Over 55,000 regional, work-related, high school, and collegiate networks • 30 MILLION active users accessing via a mobile device
    4. Facebook Profile
    5. Facebook Profile
    6. Facebook Groups • Admins can send messages to group members • Can be closed to certain members only • Ability to invite members to events
    7. Facebook Pages • Visible to audience outside of Facebook • Send updates to Fans • Add applications to enhance Page
    8. Groups vs Pages
    9. Anatomy of a Facebook Page Basic Features • Information • Notes • Photos • Fans
    10. Anatomy of a Facebook Page Other Basic Features • Wall • Favorite Pages • Video
    11. Collaborate & Share!
    12. Photo Album
    13. Facebook Applications Every month, more than 70% of FB members use applications built on the Facebook platform
    14. WorldCat , JSTOR, & CiteMe applications
    15. Applications Useful for Librarians • LibGuides Librarian • MyFlickr • Delicious • weRead • Slideshare • CiteMe • Bookshare
    16. Custom UB Libraries Application
    17. Or get someone like him to do it…. http://vimeo.com/1812624
    18. Creating a Page http://facebook.com/
    19. Admin View
    20. Insights
    21. Department of Media Study
    22. Buffalo & Erie County Public Library
    23. UB Green
    24. Center for the Arts
    25. Why do you need a Facebook Page when you already have a website?
    26. Importing Blog entries from UB Libraries homepage Buried Link
    27. The old Student Support website
    28. Notes Application
    29. Student Comments
    30. “The new style of marketing is characterized by conversation and community.” -Society for New Communications Research, 2008
    31. Marketing Ideas • Listservs • Student Associations • Advertisements • Signage/Flyers • Facebook Badge • Word of Mouth • Twitter & Blogs
    32. Pros • Free marketing and • Collaboration made outreach easy • Outreach to • Conversations international between users community • Consolidation of • Outreach to key website areas prospective students; high school students
    33. What Students are Saying… "Wow, that is really amazing this extension… Here in Europe universities are lacking of doing innovative stuff like this... I should really consider going for that exchange program with Buffalo my next semester." - International Student
    34. Facebook & Int’l Markets Facebook took over the global lead in social networking sites in April 2008 Facebook had made "an effort to become more culturally relevant in markets outside the US" It's introduction to natural language interfaces in several markets has helped propel the site to 153% growth during the past year -comSCORE, August 2008
    35. Cons • Find or become the • Monitor and constantly person with the skills update the page to create custom application • Prepare and plan; must have everything • Network and stay ready before you updated with Facebook publish the page changes • Create a marketing campaign!
    36. QUESTIONS ????
    37. Further Questions? Ligaya Ganster, lganster@buffalo.edu Bridget Schumacher, bss4@buffalo.edu
    38. Presentation available at: http://www.slideshare.net/bschu1022
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