Judith Brink-Drescher
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Wikis for Libraries
As an application for which users are often expected to be both content contributors and editors, wikis are generally perceived as a confounding and unintuitive tool...
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Effective Blogging for Libraries
Many librarians are already familiar with using blogs and have one if not several going...
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Gaming in Libraries
Sure, we know kids love to play games, but it may come as a surprise that the average age of a "gamer" is now 35...
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Microblogging and Lifestreaming in Libraries
Microblogs are brief, textlike communications posted through such services as Twitter, while Lifestreaming applications are similar to RSS aggregators except that they monitor a variety of social media instead...
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A Social Networking Primer for Librarians
The primary reason libraries should establish a social networking presence is that it strengthens connection to patrons by being where users are...
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Technology Training in Libraries
Ideally, librarians should know at least as much about social technologies as their constituents; thus, it has become mission critical for libraries to provide staff training programs in these areas...
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