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Into The Real World
- 1. Into the real world Sophie McDonald image by dullhunk
- 3. A day on the job Reference help Information literacy training Meetings Collection management
- 5. Stay in touch with RSS feeds http://www.google.com/reader
- 6. To check out the blogs
- 7. and keep up with emerging trends www.wordle.net
- 8. save things for later delicious.com/sophamac
- 9. Share things on Twitter & Facebook bit.ly
- 10. Play with new things http://layar.com/ http://www.hunch.com/ https://wave.google.com/wave/
- 11. write about it on my blog misssophiemac.blogspot.com
- 13. Team work! Using collaborative tools
- 14. Writing for journals and conferences inCite article published paper accepted for VALA 2010 McDonald, S., & Tiffen, B. 2009, ‘UTS Library gets social using social media to connect with users’, InCite , vol. 30, no. 9, pp. 15.