Your Library 2.0

Young Librarians Academy
      August 2012
Web 2.0
•   Services
•   Content created by users
•   User participation
•   Social media, blogs
Library 2.0
•   User-centered
•   Multi-media experience
•   Socially rich (IM, wikis, blogs)
•   Communally innovative
Your Tools
•   Facebook (pages, events)
•   Twitter (#hashtags)
•   YouTube
•   Blogs (others’ and your own)
•   Local social networks
    – www.odnoklassniki.ru
    – www.vk.com
• Social networks about reading and libraries
    – www.goodreads.com
    – www.librarything.com
• …
Choose Your Tools
•   Your goal?
•   Your target audience?
•   Your message?
•   The right tool(s) and activities
    – Where is your target audience?
    – What is interesting and attractive
      to them?
    – What do you want them to think, know
      and feel?
Who Uses It?




Data source: www.socialbakers.com
Measure Your Success
• www.hootsuite.com
 social media tools and stats
• www.bit.ly
 count your clicks
• Facebook Insights for Pages
 Facebook’s built-in statistics tool
A Social Library
• Seattle Public Library, USA
 (www.facebook.com/SeattlePublicLibrary)
  – Cares about target audience
  – Sets goals
  – Fun!
Online Advocacy
• Iasi Country Library, Romania
  – Iasi Country Library Deserves a Home
    advocacy campaign using social media
  – Goal: finding a proper home for the library
  – Inspiration: Matt Harding
    (www.wherethehellismatt.com)
  – Tools used:
    •   Blogs (biblioteciiesene.wordpress.com)
    •   Facebook
    •   Flickr
    •   YouTube
Want More Inspiration?
• The Librarian in Black
 www.librarianinblack.net/librarianinblack/
• The Shifted Librarian
 www.theshiftedlibrarian.com
• Letters to a Young Librarian
 letterstoayounglibrarian.blogspot.com
• #libchat
 every Wednesday on Twitter
Thank You!
• Silvina Furnadzhieva
  Portal Specialist
  Glob@l Libraries – Bulgaria
•   www.facebook.com/silvina.furnadzhieva
•   www.twitter.com/silvina_g
•   www.glbulgaria.bg
•   s.furnadzhieva@glbulgaria.net
    silvina@silvina-bg.com

Your Library 2.0

  • 1.
    Your Library 2.0 YoungLibrarians Academy August 2012
  • 3.
    Web 2.0 • Services • Content created by users • User participation • Social media, blogs
  • 7.
    Library 2.0 • User-centered • Multi-media experience • Socially rich (IM, wikis, blogs) • Communally innovative
  • 10.
    Your Tools • Facebook (pages, events) • Twitter (#hashtags) • YouTube • Blogs (others’ and your own) • Local social networks – www.odnoklassniki.ru – www.vk.com • Social networks about reading and libraries – www.goodreads.com – www.librarything.com • …
  • 11.
    Choose Your Tools • Your goal? • Your target audience? • Your message? • The right tool(s) and activities – Where is your target audience? – What is interesting and attractive to them? – What do you want them to think, know and feel?
  • 12.
    Who Uses It? Datasource: www.socialbakers.com
  • 13.
    Measure Your Success •www.hootsuite.com social media tools and stats • www.bit.ly count your clicks • Facebook Insights for Pages Facebook’s built-in statistics tool
  • 14.
    A Social Library •Seattle Public Library, USA (www.facebook.com/SeattlePublicLibrary) – Cares about target audience – Sets goals – Fun!
  • 15.
    Online Advocacy • IasiCountry Library, Romania – Iasi Country Library Deserves a Home advocacy campaign using social media – Goal: finding a proper home for the library – Inspiration: Matt Harding (www.wherethehellismatt.com) – Tools used: • Blogs (biblioteciiesene.wordpress.com) • Facebook • Flickr • YouTube
  • 16.
    Want More Inspiration? •The Librarian in Black www.librarianinblack.net/librarianinblack/ • The Shifted Librarian www.theshiftedlibrarian.com • Letters to a Young Librarian letterstoayounglibrarian.blogspot.com • #libchat every Wednesday on Twitter
  • 18.
    Thank You! • SilvinaFurnadzhieva Portal Specialist Glob@l Libraries – Bulgaria • www.facebook.com/silvina.furnadzhieva • www.twitter.com/silvina_g • www.glbulgaria.bg • s.furnadzhieva@glbulgaria.net silvina@silvina-bg.com

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Your users – we’ll talk about how to reach out to them using social media and blogs.
  • #15 An example of good social media usage
  • #16 Well-planned online advocacy campaign