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Tweet What? 6 Sweet Ways to Connect in 140 Characters or Less
The document discusses how to effectively use Twitter for library outreach and engagement. It outlines six key ways to connect with users, including customer service, broadcasting news, and soliciting feedback. Resources and examples are provided to encourage brainstorming and further exploration of Twitter's potential in a library setting.
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Tweet What? 6 Sweet Ways to Connect in 140 Characters or Less
- 1. On the otherscreen: "Twitter Is Like..." (a meme started by Peter Bromberg)
- 2. Tweet What? 6 Sweet Ways to Connect in 140 Characters or Less Julie Strange, Maryland AskUsNow! & Amy Kearns, CJRLC Tweet this session: #tweetw09
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- 7. The Main IdeaConnections Collaborations Conversations
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- 11. Grand Rapids (Michigan)Public Library
- 12. Twitter it! Twittersearch is the new Google
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- 15. Who is doingit?
- 16. Hillside Junior HighSchool (Idaho) http://twitter.com/HillsideLibrary
- 17. not just forplanned events!
- 18. Thanks to JohnFink @ McMaster
- 19. Ask for feedback!(and get it!)
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- 22. Be everywhere atonce
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- 27. Locate the locals http://www.flickr.com/photos/tachyondecay/2333753688/
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- 29. The Six+ SweetWays... 1. use it for reference 2. connect for customer service 3. broadcast news & events 4. solicit feedback 5. broaden professional network 6. be everywhere @once 7. harness the hive 8. "water cooler" 9. "Twitter it" 10. know first! 11. locate the locals 12. general silliness
- 30. How might youuse it? let's brainstorm!
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- 32. Resources http://delicious.com/strangelibrarian/twitter Common Craft, Twitter in Plain English, quick video on Twitter: http://commoncraft.com/twitter Twitter Fan Wiki http://twitter.pbwiki.com Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Twitter
- 33. Follow Us! JulieStrange @strnglibrarian http://strangelibrarian.org [email_address] Amy Kearns @akearns http://www.cjrlc.org [email_address]