1. for Libraries

2. Image via www.cbsnews.com
Agend
a
• Basics
• Pinning
Etiquette
• Copyright and
Fair Use
• Ways Libraries
are Using
Pinterest

3. ‘Pin all the Things “ via
Kmohman.tumblr.com
Organize
Discover
Inspire
Share

4. 9 important technologies by Flickr user lemasney

5. Pinterest
3rd Most Popular Social Media
Facebook
1Billon Users
Twitter
500 Million
Users
Pinterest
10.4
Million
Users
Facebook
167 Million visits
Twitter
39 Million
visits
Pinterest
12 million
visits
Registered Users
Unique Visits
Stats from jobstock.com

6. How does itUntitled by Flickr user Pinterest HQ

7. Home Page Dashboard

8. Pinning…
Simple to get started!
Pin It Buttons
From the Pinterest Toolbar

9. Image
Member
Comments and
Repins
Original
Source
Description
Pinner Info
Sharing
Options
Pin
Options

10. Pinning…Update Version
Pinning from Your Pin
Board
Pinning from Dropdown Menu
1
2 3

11. FOLLOW
Click Follow to
follow a board
Click Follow All
to follow a user
People
Boards

12. Update Version
Home Page Dashboard

13. Update Version
Repin Dialogue Box

14. Image
Member
Comments and
Repins
Original
Source
Description
Pinner Info
Sharing
Options
Pin
Options

15. Pinning
Etiquette Be kind
1
Give
Credit
3Use
Descriptors
2
Report
4

16. C
O
P
Y
R
I
G
H
T
Responsibility on
User
Use Pinning
Buttons
Don’t Use
Workarounds

17. Determining Fair Use
for New UploadsIt’s…
Fair Use 4 Factors Present
More than Likely 3 Factors Present
May be Fair Use
2 Factors Present
Risk!
Not Fair Use 1 Factor Present
if

18. First Fair Use Factor
Purpose
Favors Fair
Use
Nonprofit
Educational
Personal
Tipping Factor
Teaching
Research
Scholarship
Criticism
Commentary
News Reporting
Favors
Permission
Commercial
Entertainment
For Profit

19. Second Fair Use FactorNatureof
Work
Favors Fair
Use
Fact
Published
Favors
Permission
Fiction
Unpublished

20. Third Fair Use FactorAmount
Favors Fair
Use
Small Amount
Not Significant
Favors
Permission
Large Amount
Most Significant

21. Fourth Fair Use FactorMarketEffect
Favors Fair
Use
No Major Impact
Licensing/Permission
Unavailable
Limited/Restrictive Access to
Work
User/Institution Owns Legal
Copy
Favors
Permission
Major Impact
Licensing/Permissions Available
Work is Made Available to the
World
Use is Repeated or Long Term

22. How are libraries
using Pinterest?

23. Meg Cabot http://pinterest.com/megcabot/
Jennifer Hopwood http://pinterest.com/jhopwood80/
SMRLA http://pinterest.com/somdreglibrary/
DeGroodt Library http://pinterest.com/degroodtlibrary/
NoveList http://pinterest.com/novelist/
NYPL http://pinterest.com/nypl/
4YA http://pinterest.com/4ya/
ALA Washington Office http://pinterest.com/libraryadvocate/
Government & Heritage Library, State Library of NC
http://pinterest.com/ncghl/
Muncie Public Library http://pinterest.com/muncielibrary/
Somers Library http://pinterest.com/somerslibrary/
Reading Pets http://pinterest.com/sjcpls/reading-pets/
Teen Programming in Libraries (a collaborative board)-
http://pinterest.com/heather_booth/teen-programming-in-
libraries-a-collaborative-boar/
Example Pinterest Boards

24. Any
questions?