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The Social Library: How Public Libraries Are Using Social Media - 0 views

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    Is the Social Web being integrated into our public libraries? This installment in ReadWriteWeb's Social Books series aims to find out.
adrienne_mobius

Very Pinteresting!: The hot social network is taking educators by storm - The Digital S... - 0 views

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    "Everyone's buzzing about Pinterest, a new social media tool that connects people through the things they like-but for a growing number of users in classrooms and media centers, it's fast becoming a powerful resource where teachers and students share images, store lesson plans, read about current events, watch video clips, and collect their favorite apps."
Scott Peterson

Elsevier: All your data belongs to us - 0 views

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    An article about the outrage when Elsevier bought a social media research platform called Mendeley, and the parallels to when Amazon bought GoodReads. Points are made, that open social media is best, but at a certain point the data produced is valuable enough that corporate interests will step in.
Scott Peterson

Libraries become tech hubs for the digitally inclined | Star Tribune - 0 views

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    People are turning to libraries with tech-fueled questions about everything from e-readers to social media - and librarians have the answers.
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    People are turning to libraries with tech-fueled questions about everything from e-readers to social media - and librarians have the answers.
adrienne_mobius

Losing My Revolution: How Many Resources Shared on Social Media Have Been Lost? - 1 views

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    Researchers found a nearly linear relationship between time of sharing of the resource and the percentage lost, with a slightly less linear relationship between time of sharing and archiving coverage of the resource. From this model we conclude that after the first year of publishing, nearly 11% of shared resources will be lost and after that we will continue to lose 0.02% per day.
Scott Peterson

10 Great Technology Initiatives for Your Library - 0 views

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    I'm not certain if all these are necessary (such as a personal voice in social media) but others are (creating a basic mobile website) and show some of the ideas currently in vogue.
Scott Peterson

Privacy was good while it lasted - 0 views

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    An opinion piece about the erosion of privacy in social media and the lives public figures. While it offers a summary of the status quo, I'm not too sure if the idea we're moving to "Global Village" is correct.
Scott Peterson

Online Legacies Prompt Growing Legal Challenges - 0 views

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    An article covering the online legacy we leave behind once we've passed away, and who or how it is managed. Companies are gradually becoming more aware and making some concessions towards "digital estate planning" but there are still legal concerns or grey areas, such as a surviving parent using an accessing the social media account of a child who had died.
Scott Peterson

Anil Dash on The Web We Lost - 0 views

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    A taped college lecture about how large scale social media has connected millions of people, but many of the promises of the early Internet have been lost, such as people owning their own identities and websites.
Janine Gordon

The Book-Burning Campaign That Saved a Public Library - 0 views

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    Pretty amazing and scary how effective it was. It could have so easily offended instead. It does once again show the power of social media.
adrienne_mobius

The decaying web and our disappearing history - 1 views

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    "Our online history is disappearing at an astonishing rate, creating a black hole for future historians. "
Megan Durham

As Libraries Go Digital, Sharing of Data Is at Odds With Tradition of Privacy - 0 views

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    Harvard librarians learned that lesson when they set up Twitter feeds broadcasting titles of books being checked out from campus libraries. It seemed harmless enough-a typical tweet read, "Reconstructing American Law by Bruce A. Ackerman," with a link to the book's library catalog entry-but the social-media experiment turned out to be more provocative than library staffers imagined.
Scott Peterson

Tumblrarian 101: Tumblr for Libraries and Librarians - 1 views

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    I think I have a Tumblr account (?) but obviously I don't use it. Anyone have one? Tumblr got me a job. Being intimidated by the prospect of a "full-size" blog, I joined Tumblr in February 2011. Since then I've shamelessly promoted my "name" and stalked down as many libraries/librarians on the site as I could find. I've connected with libraries, librarians, library students, publishers, writers, readers, Doctor Who fanatics, and cat lovers.
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    A bit too much of a fan piece but a general description of how librarians can use Tumblr as networking. The basic function is similar to Twitter--namely microblogging, but post aren't limited to 140 characters of text and can include image, videos, and audio clips.
Megan Durham

Tracking School Children With RFID Tags? It's All About the Benjamins - 0 views

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    Big brother indeed. This article talks about using RFID tags to track students for attendance so schools can get funding, which is good. But then they go on to say the cards aren't encrypted so it would be super easy to clone one, which is bad. The first thing I thought of was, why not just hand it off to somebody you had your first class with then you would present and accounted for-doesn't seem hard. I also liked that the parents were up in arms some places about their kids being tracked, but kids are used to it. If they aren't tracked by their parents, they are most likely online via social media and are being tracked there too. Also the only health risk mentioned is radiation not the fact that you have to carry this thing every where-gross, I hate to see what these cards look like at the end of the year.
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