mediated: library community & culture (re)imagined thru social media
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Ten (10) talking points on ten slides; statements and questions. For a workshop for SLAIS LIBR500, Dr Susie Stephenson, March 24th, 9am-noonTRANSCRIPT
Mediated:Library Community & Culture (re)Imagined Thru Social Media
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Social mediashapes community
shapes us
Tools promote visibility, findability, searchability, accessibility
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Mediatorsshape communities & cultures
shape libraries
collaborate, participate, create, facilitate, aggregate
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Mediate:librarians need to use social media
in pursuit of library objectives
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Mediated:how are librarians using social media?
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Socially-mediated:what future web 2.0 skills do you need?
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Mediated:is there a scholarship of social media?
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Social media:how will librarians assess/
measure its value?
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Social media: some say it imperils our future
…are social media strategies/ policies needed ?
Dean Giustini, UBC librarian | [email protected] | March 2010
Socially-media(ted) benefits
Encourage collaboration between librarians & users in the cloud
Share information, ideas & knowledge
(Re)define libraries’ mission & strategic directions
Embed librarians where users form communities
Social media promotes visibility, findability, searchability, accessibility