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    1. SECOND LIFE & SOCIAL NETWORKS AN INTRODUCTION DATE BY DEC 6 2007 DARREN CHASE
    2. What is this stuff? What are social networks and Second Life? Are there library or health information services and resources in Second Life? Do libraries and health professionals use online social networks?
    3. Second Life Second Life is a 3-D virtual world entirely created by its Residents. Since opening to the public in 2003, it has grown explosively and today is inhabited by millions of Residents from around the globe. - Second Life, What Is It? http://secondlife.com/
    4. NAVIGATE SECOND LIFE VIA AN AVATAR INFO ISLAND SECOND LIFE LIBRARY
    5. Second Life Libraries Through the Alliance Second Life Library project, a number of librarians from all over the globe are taking second lives and jobs in the Second Life 3-D virtual world library . . . the residents in Second Life appreciate having an in-world access to the ALS services and materials. - Lori Bell, et al. Get a (Second) Life Computers in Libraries 27 (1) 2007
    6. SECOND LIFE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS INFO ISLAND HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/PHOTOS/PATHFINDERLINDEN/227332083/
    7. SECOND LIFE CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY READING ROOM HTTP://WWW.FLICKR.COM/PHOTOS/BRIANGRAY/2039399326/
    8. Second Life Health Information . . . some medical and health education examples from Second Life include Second Life Medical and Consumer Health Libraries (HealthInfo Island—funded by a grant from the US National Library of Medicine), and VNEC (Virtual Neurological Education Centre— developed at the University of Plymouth, UK) - Maged Boulos, et al. Second Life: an overview of the potential of 3-D virtual worlds in medical and health education Health Information & Libraries 24 (4) 2007
    9. SECOND LIFE HEALTH INFORMATION HEALTHINFO ISLAND MEDICAL LIBRARY
    10. SECOND LIFE HEALTH INFORMATION HEALTHINFO ISLAND HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY
    11. SECOND LIFE HEALTH INFORMATION HEALTHINFO ISLAND CONSUMER HEALTH LIBRARY
    12. Online Social Networks Social software is software that meets at least two of the following conditions: It allows people to communicate, collaborate and build community online It can be syndicated, reused, or remixed, or it facilitates syndications It allows people to easily learn from and capitalize on the behavior or knowledge of others - Roy Tennant “Letting It All Hang Out: The Social Network”
    13. Social Networks
    14. Libraries on Social Networks: share bookmarks, resources and other content connect with users, colleagues, and stakeholders provide access to services and market the library in a “third space”
    15. share resources University of Michigan Health Sciences Library del.icio.us content
    16. connect Medical Library Association Facebook Group
    17. third space Birmingham Public Library YouTube Video
    18. Social Networks for Professionals Social networking, popularized by teens sharing information with their friends online on Web sites such as Facebook Inc., is now blooming in the business world, thanks to new social networks that enable professionals and executives . . . to rub virtual elbows with colleagues. - Jessica Vascellaro Social Networking Goes Professional Wall Street Journal August 28, 2007; Page D1
    19. Health Professional Social Networks
    20. Health Professional Social Networks
    21. Health Professional Social Networks
    22. Health Professional Social Networks
    23. Health Professional Social Networks
    24. Health Professional Social Networks
    25. Health Professional Social Networks
    26. Health Professional Social Networks
    27. Popularity Contest? The popularity of Facebook and MySpace is beside the point. The social networking model is an integrated feature of the Web. Today’s health sciences students on Facebook are tomorrow’s clinicians on Sermo or other health professional social networks.
    28. Why Bother? It is the library’s responsibility to be fluent in social networks and other Web 2.0 applications in order to best serve our online users. As information experts librarians have an important role to play in promoting information literacy and sharing access to the best resources in these emerging environments.
    29. RESOURCES HTTP://WWW.IBIBLIO.ORG/SECRETLIBRARY/ILIB/?PAGE_ID=22 QUESTIONS? THANK YOU CONTACT: DARREN.CHASE@STONYBROOK.EDU

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