Social Media Policies in Libraries - 11 views
Vanwynsberghe, H., Boudry, E., Vanderlinde, R., & Verdegem, P. (2014). Experts as facilitators for the implementation of social media in the library? A social network approach. Library Hi Tech, 32(...
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Policy on the use of CPL's social media - 0 views
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Renate Beilharz on 20 May 14Cleveland Public Library. Policy on the use of CPL's social media sites. http://www.cpl.org/TheLibrary/UsingtheLibrary/PolicyontheUseofCPLsSocialMediaSites.aspx This policy is generic and refers to 'any Library sponsored social media site'. It is very comprehensive, relevant to both patrons and staff. the content is organised under the following sections: Purpose of the Library's social media sites, Agreement (telling patrons that by posting they agree to this policy), Definitions, Disclaimer, No Privacy (Reminding users that they cannot expect privacy), Ownership (of postings), Postings (basically the acceptable use policy), Violations of this policy, Reporting violations, Employee postings.
Vitak_The Impact of Context Collapse and Privacy on Social Network Site Disclosures.pdf - 0 views
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Vitak looks beyond self-presentation strategies to the technical features of websites which require or enable personal disclosures to multiple audiences particularly in the case of social networks (SNs). The paper presents a model including network composition. disclosures, privacy-based strategies and social capital.
Social Media Policies - 1 views
Cotter, K., & Sasso, M. D. (2016). Libraries Protecting Privacy on Social Media. Pennsylvania Libraries: Research & Practice, 4(2), 73-89. doi:10.5195/palrap.2016.130 This study discusses the need...
Me and my Shadow - 5 views
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Tips and tricks about data collection and privacy issues
Protect Your Students' Data and Privacy | Common Sense Education - 1 views
Writing a social media policy for library. - 5 views
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The article provides guidance how to write social media policy. A definition of social media, library goals and objectives and contact information should include in the policy. The six standards include sensitivity, privacy, information, responsiveness, introductions and teamwork guides the policy. The policy should accord industry standards and with supporting documents. A well prepared policy facilitates library staffs to manage and library patrons to use social media tools in safe. -
This article is detailed to show that the important of the social media policy and how to decide it. The examples are included. Matching policy to company goals are mentioned. It is important to remember S.P.I.R.I.T (Sensitivity, Privacy, Information, Responsiveness and Introductions) as a guide for all customer interactions. How to implementation and what supporting documents are include are very important.
The Public Interest, the Media and Privacy - 2 views
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Collaboration or intrusion of privacy in cyberspace?
If not us, who? Social media policy and the iSchool classroom - 1 views
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This article demonstrates the needs and challenges in setting social media policies in school. Since schools encourage using social media in education context, policies should be made to guide students using social media in safe. Privacy, identitiy, compliance, content authority, accessibility and privacy have to be concerned. The article suggest that social media policy should have clear guidelines and firm principles, explain rules and consequences when violate, and resources list and review time for references.
South Australian Public Library Network - Social media - 0 views
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Libraries of SA. Social media http://www.libraries.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?u=279 This policy focuses specifically on the use of the Libraries SA Facebook and Twitter accounts. It describes the purpose of each accounts and how each account will be used. Policies on 'following' and replying to posts are clearly explained. Embedded in the policy is the Acceptable Use policy, privacy statement and disclaimer.
Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project - 1 views
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The latest from Pew looks at 'Public Perceptions of privacy and security in the post-Snowden era'. An interesting take on the findings appeared in the UK's The Observer recently, in a piece by John Naughton: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/nov/16/why-internet-has-turned-us-into-hypocrites the pew research shows that while Americans are more wary of the internet and more concerned about their privacy, they still use social media in much the same way as before.
Yidarra Catholic Primary School social media guidelines - 1 views
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Yidarra's social media sets out appropriate use of social media for both staff and students. It has a lengthy list of inappropriate use of social media, making it very clear what is not acceptable. This policy is unique in that it also has a section dedicated to privacy with an appendix dedicated to the use of images and link to a form for parental permissions.
Mod 6.3 Social Media policy in Secondary Schools and Libraries:5 examples #5 - 7 views
Tucker, L. (n.d.). Social networking in school libraries. Retrieved from http://socialnetworking.lovetoknow.com/Social_Networking_in_School_Libraries Tucker acknowledges that each school must tail...
5 annotated resources about social media - 6 views
Social Media Policy in Cultural Heritage Institutions - 0 views
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This is a case study on social media use in the cultural sector and is related to my line of work in the same sector, but on a larger scale. The text highlights careful consideration for users' privacy within the social media policy. Also, it includes a handy section titled "Anatomy of a social media policy," which explains what should be included in the document.
Social Media Guidelines for Schools - 0 views
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This website is an example of social media policy guidelines. The pattern is well establish so that any organization can be used as references. The website provide hints that the policy should consider different stakeholders such as faculties, parents and students. Moreover, the policy should remind users beware of privacy and copyright law. Some school refer this to develop their policy such as Pingry school (http://www.pingry.org/page.cfm?p=887).
If not us, who? Social media policy and the iSchool classroom - 0 views
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This journal mentioned that the social networking tools could be provided the chances for users to do self learning by sharing the resources on the online platforms. To establish the social networking tools in schools properly, protecting the personal privacy and maintaining the openness for teaching should be taken the balance. Developing the social media policy is important for the schools. It could make the social media tools bringing the advantages to the users but also protecting the resources.
The impact of polices on government social media usage: Issues, challenges, and recomme... - 0 views
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This article pointed out how government plan the social media policy and manage their services. The challenges and problem-solving of the policy issues are shown. Privacy, law issues, security and implementation issues are shown in case or table. Future plan is explained for how to improve the social media policy and implement in efficient.
5 Terrific Examples of Company Social Media Policies - 1 views
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This article provided some examples for creating the social media policy. These examples can show how to get the balance right between centralized control and individual freedom. Those companies can show that how to set the social media policies in good judgment and management. They protect the privacy and copyright of the companies and employees and set the rules to explain what should or should not be post in the social media.