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Presentation for the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Library and Information Studies 2013 Conference, 23 Mar 2013
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- 1. social networking and your social network Amanda Izenstark Reference & Instructional Design Librarian University of Rhode Island
- 6. extreme?
- 7. maybe
- 8. but
- 9. retrieved from Twitter, 24 Jan 13
- 10. retrieved from Twitter, 24 Jan 13
- 11. hmm
- 12. would she be a good colleague?
- 16. not necessary http://hacklibschool. wordpress.com/201 3/02/08/too-gay-or- not-too-gay-that-is- the-question/
- 18. you‟re not a robot Image from Mid-Continent Public Library blog post, “Library Pages: NOT Robots Bent on World Domination” http://www.mymcpl.org/blog/library-pages-not-robots-bent-world-domination 3/18/13
- 19. but consider…
- 20. resume sample from http://www.libgig.com/resumedoctor cover letter sample from http://www.docstoc.com/docs/122514082/sample- cover-letter
- 22. Houghton, S. (2011, Oct 31). The Creepy Librarian Stalker Hypothesis | Librarian in Black Blog. Retrieved March 19, 2013, from http://librarianinblack.net/librarianinblack/2011/10/creepy.html
- 24. ?
- 25. strategies
- 26. from gradhacker • develop a personal brand – same picture, same name, everywhere • “be professional, be personable” • http://www.insidehighered.com/blog s/gradhacker/manage-your-digital- identity
- 27. linkedin
- 28. • set up your profile • keep it current • join relevant groups • participate thoughtfully in discussions
- 29. • set up your profile • keep it current • join relevant groups • participate thoughtfully in discussions • be clear about responsibilities at jobs and internships • post links to presentations, publications
- 30. facebook
- 31. • set up your profile • keep it current • join relevant groups • participate thoughtfully in discussions • keep abreast of privacy changes • curate lists of friends; share appropriately
- 32. twitter
- 33. • set up your profile • keep it current • participate thoughtfully in discussions
- 34. • set up your profile • keep it current • participate thoughtfully in discussions • use hashtags wisely • share appropriately • public? The LoC has „em.
- 35. google+
- 36. • set up your profile • keep it current • join relevant groups • participate thoughtfully in discussions • keep abreast of privacy changes • curate lists of friends; share appropriately
- 37. latest rumor: your google+ profile may become standardized access point to all of your produced content Bouchard, G. (2013, March 12). How to Start Building Your Author Rank: 6 Best Practices. Search Engine Watch. Retrieved March 18, 2013, from http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2253968/Ho w-to-Start-Building-Your-Author-Rank-6-Best- Practices
- 38. additional tools
- 39. • enhance your presence using social media • public presentation tools – slideshare – prezi • public citation tools – zotero – mendeley
- 40. thoughts?
- 43. From xkcd https://xkcd.com/137/ retrieved 24 Jan 13
- 44. From xkcd https://xkcd.com/137/ retrieved 24 Jan 13
- 45. From xkcd https://xkcd.com/137/ retrieved 24 Jan 13
- 47. thank you! Amanda Izenstark Reference & Instructional Design Librarian University of Rhode Island amanda@uri.edu
Editor's Notes
- Welcome, everyone, and thank you for coming. I hope you’re learning some useful tips today, and having a good time overall!I was asked to present today on social networking, and your social network, essentially preparing yourself to look good online, and connecting to the right people.As I go along, if you have any questions at all, please let me know.
- Anyone know who this is?
- This is Carly McKinney.
- She was a high school teacher in Colorado.Until it was revealed that she had quite the Twitter presence. One that involved scantily clad photos of herself, and posts about smoking pot.
- Then I did just some minimal poking about on Twitter and happened upon this non-URI library school student’s tweet.
- And this one.
- Then I found this post on Hack Library School. Anyone here read Hack Lib School?
- I read the post and found this sentence: “I wondered if I should change my twitter handle from @lez_brarian to something safer and scrub my tweets of anything not strictly library related.”
- My point of view? That’s not necessary.
- Most library professionals would not be fazed by something like that. Post kitten pictures, shopping lists, etc. You are a person.
- Your resume, cover letter, and online presence are all the search committee is likely to know about you.And if there’s a professional HR department or hiring manager, it’s even more likely you’ll be Googled, and perhaps have a background check as well.
- Your resume, cover letter, and online presence are all the search committee is likely to know about you.And if there’s a professional HR department or hiring manager, it’s even more likely you’ll be Googled, and perhaps have a background check as well.
- Welcome, everyone, and thank you for coming. I hope you’re learning some useful tips today, and having a good time overall!I was asked to present today on social networking, and your social network, essentially preparing yourself to look good online, and connecting to the right people.As I go along, if you have any questions at all, please let me know.