My personal select top ten links from Twitter 7/23/2010 through 7/29/2010. The best of the best and/or the most important stuff I tweeted last week 1. So-Called “Digital Natives” Not Media Savvy, New Study Shows via @colleengreene – I know the concept of digital natives has been popular but anyone who works with the generation knows that it is inaccurate there is a huge divide between those with the access to technology, never mind the know-how to use it. 2. AssortedStuff » We Need More Tech Skeptics – more on the idea of digital natives 3. Five tips for asking better questions – asking questions is easy, asking good questions is hard. Good questions require creative thinking. When you’re lost, look for questions, not answers. Think of your career path as a question path. Asking good questions takes work – that you have to do yourself. Field other peoples’ questions to get better at asking questions. 4. great perspective But who will speak for the trees? – a different look at ebooks from someone who does not work in libraries 5. great tips for speakers – How do we balance technical v. non technical for a mixed audience? as a tech
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Library 101: More Than Just a Pretty Face
The newest video from David Lee King & Michael Porter debuted at Internet Librarian to a room full of people and a live remote audience thanks to streaming by the Shanachies. Library 101 is more than just a video, it’s a project with a website that includes essays from libraryland leaders about what Library 101 means to them. It also has a great source page that lists 101 Things to Know. Disclosure: I’m in the video and listed in the blogs on the Things to Know page (no pressure right?) PS The video made Boing Boing!!!! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Share on FriendFeed Share on netvibes share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Buzz it up Subscribe to the comments on this post Print for later Tell a friend
Designing the digital experience – David Lee King
experiences are a unique tangible offering experience design – simply stated approach to creating successful experiences for ppl in any medium, american girl example in chicago, 3 different paths structure community and customer structure improve websites easy of use, when customers can focus on own goals rather than how to navigate your site website design – strategy – scope – structure – skeleton – surface 37 signals – getting real – free ebook simplify community path – focus on community rather than struction memorable experience in relation to online and community real conversations taking place – im, commenting, twitter, youtube myspace etc, goal to allow your customers to connect with you and others, connecting with others – online connections lead to face to face connections later invitations participation sense of familiarity telling our stories community focus experience – twitter good example customer path commonalities ? Pre vs post shows ppl dont want to interact with the website they want to interact with other ppl its about extending experience into digital space in a way that wasn’t possible before customer journey mapping mapping out each touch point then trying to improve those touch points experience improving the ordinary – wd40 improves
Hi-Fi Sci-Fi Library
I’m a little late, but just in case you haven’t seen the latest music video sweeping libraryland. Warning! It’s catchy! If you want to sing along the lyrics are here. Thank you to David Lee King and Michael Porter for the tremendous amount of effort they put into making this awesome library related song and video. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Share on FriendFeed Share on netvibes share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Buzz it up Subscribe to the comments on this post Print for later Tell a friend
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