Libraries And Flickr
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This document provides an agenda for a workshop on using Flickr in libraries. It introduces Flickr and its features like uploading photos, organizing them into sets and tags, connecting with other users, and participating in groups. It lists 10 ways libraries can use Flickr, such as highlighting new materials, programs, and history. It also discusses geotagging photos and mapping them. The goal is to play, learn, teach and have fun using Flickr for libraries.
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