Social Networking Sites and Reference Services
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A presentation made at ALA Midwinter on January 12, 2008, in Philadelphia, PA.
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- 1. Social Networking Sites and Reference Services Stephen Francoeur Baruch College New York, NY [email_address] Presentation at ALA Midwinter, Philadelphia, PA January 12, 2008
- 5. Photo by Phil Hollenback Some web sites offer a welter of ways to connect.
- 6. Photo by Jessamyn West Some don’t.
- 10. MeeboMe widget on Facebook page for Merrill-Cazier Library at Utah State University.
- 11. Facebook as communication channel on library web site.
- 12. Twitter feed of recently asked reference questions at Nebraska Library Commission.
- 14. My profile page in Facebook.
- 15. Iris Jastram’s profile page on the library web site at Carleton College.
- 16. A librarian’s Facebook page is promoted on personal page on the library web site.
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