Group items matching

in title, tags, annotations or url

Variations on the Good Reads/Library Thing theme.

good visuals and for the numbers people

Embracing social media campaigns for library advocacy

Brief article from Dummies.com comparing wikis with other online tools

Statistics and graphics (bright and bubbly) on growth of fb. Good visuals. Fastest growing age group 65+

"It seems clear that our major market - content hungry, social humans - has made some choices and needs better quality choices from their library." As a thought: Stephen's Lighthouse is perhaps currently the single most important blog for librarians who want to keep up with the tech/digital curve

What a great explanation and concept - had me thinking: but when you created that web2.0 course for us, you created a mini mooc within the organization. Did you already know all this stuff then? Liked the clarity in the steps too. Networking and collaboration and creativity. Yes!

Like the querie of "social accountability" and free association.

Link to the CoverItLive site - realtime blogging and comment forum.

A nice tool for collecting, citing and sharing websites and articles

Of course I immediately went in and looked for librarians in the people section. Might be a way to network internationally within the profession? Move over bookmarks and favourites, we have gone online. That's the value of these first off the top of my head.

Clear, simple summary