Storify Lightening Talk
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A lightening talk about the Storify social media story curating tool. 2011 Oregon Virtual Reference Summit
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Storify Lightening Talk
- 1. www.STORIFY.com Telling the story of your library services through social media. Lightening Talk - Virtual Reference Summit 2011 by Rick Stoddart
- 2. YOU HAVE AN EVENT... (a service, a collection, something)
- 3. PEOPLE TALK ABOUT IT ON TWITTER
- 4. PEOPLE TALK ABOUT IT ON FACEBOOK
- 5. PEOPLE CREATE VIDEOS ABOUT IT ON YOUTUBE
- 6. PEOPLE BLOG ABOUT IT
- 7. PEOPLE SHARE PRESENTATIONS ABOUT IT ON SLIDESHARE
- 8. PEOPLE POST PHOTOS ABOUT IT ON FLICKR
- 10. STORIFY lets you bring this all together
- 11. Even Embed Non-Social Media Websites
- 12. Create a story line by adding elements and your own text, then publish
- 13. PUBLISH!