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This document discusses strategies for libraries to use blogs and microblogging platforms like Twitter. It recommends that libraries have a clear purpose and audience in mind when starting a blog. Popular blog content includes book reviews, new acquisitions, and information about programs and events. Posts should be short, around 500 words or less. Blogs allow libraries to communicate regularly with patrons, promote their resources and services, and justify their physical space in the community. When using microblogging, libraries can share quick announcements, event updates, and reference help in real-time. Both blogging and microblogging help give the library an online presence and identity.
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- 1. Library Blogs By Kaylin Boehme
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Why Blog? Have a plan What do you want to broadcast? Who are you broadcasting to? What’s the purpose of your blog? Communication Dialog Making connections Informing
- 5. “Blogworthiness” Book reviews Featuring new acquisitions Promoting a theme Post information about programs and events General library news Offering expertise http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Newspaper_columns_and_blogs
- 6. “Blogworthiness” Short and sweet Journalistic approach 500 words or less Librarian in Black = good example Audience effects content Observation Surveys
- 8. Communicating Post at regular intervals Commenting Discussion questions Decide comment policy ahead of time Co-authoring http://www.librarybytes.com/2005/12/now-thats-library-blog.html
- 9. Community Outreach – patrons and funding Giving the library an identity and personality Justify the library’s physical space Newspaper columns http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Newspaper_columns_and_blogs
- 10. Links and Resources Hyperlinks Articles Blog itself can be a resource Hours, location, phone number, website URL, calendar, news, OPAC, etc. http://www.aadl.org/
- 11. Links and Resources http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Blogs
- 13. Microblogging Short, frequent updates Announcements Special events Real-time communication Reference service Direct Message materials alerts Short newsletter networking http://lis5313.ci.fsu.edu/wiki/index.php/Twittering_Libraries
- 14. Microblogging Negative aspects Missing out on the exchange Barriers to communication http://meredith.wolfwater.com/wordpress/2009/07/22/whither-blogging-and-the-library-blogosphere/
- 15. Conclusion