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Micro Interactions, Conversations, & Customers: Sweet Tweet Strategies

October 27, 2009
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Notes from the 2009 Internet Librarian Conference Micro Interactions, Conversations, & Customers: Sweet Tweet Strategies David Lee King Julie Strange Amy Kearns David – tools for interaction Comments Start conversation and add value – except maybe on youtube Status updates – twitter facebook myspace Casual conversation Meet ups Retweet – that was cool content, I’m going to share it again Likes, thumbs ups, ratings, favorites You can subscribe to someone elses twitter favorites by RSS feeds, let someone else do the work for you How to achieve engagement nirvana 1. Say the stuff in your head – but not everything, Healthy debate is good 2. Have to give to get, you can’t “get” something without using it, how do you get to know a friend f2f? you interact 3. ask & ye shall receive, allows you to ask a question & get 20 responses 4. listen – listen first, 5. Dangle a carrot – tempt them to engage, offer a reward for engagement, ask leading questions 6. don’t be dishonest, if you’re dishonest or shaddy sometimes that’s amplified on the internet Bonus – tools that will help, get stats, facebook stats – demographics, flickr has stats too – these are

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Will Libraries be Able to Loan the Nook and eBooks from Barnes & Noble?

October 21, 2009
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Will Libraries be Able to Loan the Nook and eBooks from Barnes & Noble?

Will Nook and Barnes & Noble play ball with libraries?  Librarians have been trying to figure out a way to lend Kindle titles and Kindles since they were first available. But its complicated and Amazon hasn’t given any indication they want to work with libraries. Yes there are libraries doing it but they do not have Amazon’s official blessing. But the Nook and Barnes & Noble might be different. They might be willing to officially give libraries permission to loan Nooks & their ebooks.  Why? They have already built in 2 week loaning and borrowing Loaning can be made to a variety of devices – Mac, PC, iPhone, iPod Touch, PC, Mac, BlackBerry, or Windows Mobile (soon). You can load ebooks from your public library onto The Nook* Barnes & Noble has a history of work with libraries. Barnes & Noble/Bookmobile Book Fair Barnes & Noble Lends A Hand To Library System Barnes and Noble Day for the Library Barnes & Noble Bookfair Barnes & Noble Booksellers aids Kalamazoo Public Library’s Reading Together program Jefferson Parish Library Is Recipient of Barnes and Noble Donation Jessamine County Public Library Benefit Book Fair at Barnnes & Noble/Lexington, KY Barnes & Noble and

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Implementing a 23 Things Type Program at Your Library

October 8, 2009
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Notes from the 2009 COMO conference in Columbus GA Implementing a 23 Things Type Program at Your Library View more presentations from Bobbi Newman. 43 Things I might want to do this year Stephen Abram Minnesota’s 23 Things on a Stick Ten Tips About 23 Things – 10/1/2008 School Library Journal School Library Learning 2.0: The 23 Things SLA’s 23 Things The 23 Things – Learning 2.0 Twenty-three steps to learning Web 2.0 technologies in an academic library Library 2.0: taking it to the street. pdf Learning 2.0: 23 Things Survey 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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A Day in the Life of a Digital Branch Manager

August 3, 2009
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A Day in the Life of a Digital Branch Manager

I took these notes today as part of The Day in the Life project, if you would like to read more please see the wiki, if you’re interested in how it all got started read this post First thing in the morning with coffee in hand I answer emails, and DMs from Twitter that had come in the night before. Being on the East Coast a lot comes in after I’ve stepped away from the computer for the night. Arrive at work – First thing  answer emails, make a few updates the website, chat with Head of Teen Services about updates to her page. Meeting with Director – we’re moving her blog from Blogger to WordPress because of some of the options she want, and walk through adding some RSS feeds to Outlook. Back to website Deal with paycheck problem Work on patron survey about the website that will go up on Monday. Spent most of the rest of the afternoon working in policies one for Social Media in general and one specifically addressing Flickr.  Both of these will be part of the Digital Branch Guidebook when its complete. Part of this will address how the Digital Branch helps the library meet its

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Day in the Life of Me – Day 2

July 28, 2009
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Day in the Life of Me – Day 2

I took these notes today as part of The Day in the Life project, if you would like to read more please see the wiki, if you’re interested in how it all got started read this post Wake up before the alarm, whats up with that? Coffee, email, Twitter, Facebook Discovered email response from a comment I left on a Day in the Life blog last night asking about the recipe for roasted peach ice cream – hurray! I will SO be making this this weekend Check calendar and weather before leaving for work, only one meeting, lets hope it stays that way, and its supposed to rain, scrap original outfit that include purple suede pumps (suede and rain are not friends) Add a couple of things to my Alice.com shopping list, hope I get to 6  (free shipping for 6 or more items) before I run out of contact solution. I’ve used Alice.com twice and so far I love it, I compared prices on my first order to Target and Alice was cheaper on everything but canned dog food. Plus using it keeps me out of Target and away from impulse buys, that’s a money saving win right there. Arrive at work,

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