19/05/2015
Scoop it
There were various things which attracted me to
Scoop.it. The current buzz around ‘cu-ration’ being one;
my desire to find new and attractive ways to share
professional learning resources was another, and the
ongoing commitment to providing students with access
to quality resources, a third. Mill Park Secondary
College libraries have had Delicious accounts for years
– we have used them effectively to provide access to
curriculum resources on the web by tagging and
bundling into logical groups, but we were disappointed
in some of the changes that occurred when it was sold
last year. As teacher-librarians we are always on the
lookout for ways to improve our pathfinders – in
Scoop.it we have (almost) found the perfect solution.
Conclusion
Scoop.it is a well-designed and easy to use Web 2.0
tool for content cu-ration. If you have a few specific
interest areas for which you wish to find and share
resources, Scoop.it will enable you to do so quickly,
easily and give you an attractive and dynamic product.
As a means of creating library pathfinders it would be
perfect if not for its limit of topic numbers.
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Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Tuesday, 12 May 2015
Margie's social media class 2015: Hear from an expert - top social media platforms f...
Margie's social media class 2015: Hear from an expert - top social media platforms f...: A great video which looks at the pros and cons of using different social media platforms.
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Blogs for Libraries
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Blogs for Libraries: There are many different ways libraries can use blogs. Here's why I think blogs are good tools for libraries to use. Blogs allow lib...
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Pinterest by Libraries
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Pinterest by Libraries: In general, Pinterest acts as place to collate bookmarks in a visual manner. A pin is an image, but also a link to a website. This means lib...
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Twitter by Libraries
Ella - Social Media Class 2015: Best Uses of Twitter by Libraries: Twitter is one of the most fast paced social media tools out there. With a 140 character restriction any tweets must deliver their message q...
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
To gather feedback or comments from library users - like Libraries in Wyndham
Telling members about library events - like the State Library of Victoria
like the National Library of Australia
like the Margie Teaches Libstudies
like the Melbourne Library Service
like the Macmillan Children's School & Library
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Libraries using Facebook
I think Facebook can be used well in libraries things like:
- Review of new books
- Telling members about library events
- To link with a very large number of people (Facebook is very popular)
- To connect with adults
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Students must include a post which discusses different ways libraries use a variety of social media tools and link to at least 3 different social media accounts from Australian libraries.
- Build specialized collection dedicated to a particularly topic - like the Yarra Plenty Library local history blog
- ALIA: we looked at book industry awards ALIA book industry awards
- Resource Description & Access (RDA) RDA
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Yarra Plenty Library * Local History
ELTHAM DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY ONLINE Posted on Tuesday, March 3, 2015 - 11:18 The Eltham District Historical Society have announced the launch of their new online presence; spearheaded with a major upgrade to their website and a new domain name URL, www.elthamhistory.org.au. It is a refreshing modern update with newly added material and featured content and now easier to navigate. The site also has the ability to easily share content via social media connectivity buttons, as well as the capability for providing feedback and comments. To complement the new website and further extend their online presence, a new Facebook Community Organisation page, Eltham District Historical Society Inc, as well as a new presence on Twitter, @ElthamHistory – EDHS has been established. Feel free to share your own family stories of people, places and life in the Eltham district. Feedback and comments are welcome.
ELTHAM DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY ONLINE Posted on Tuesday, March 3, 2015 - 11:18 The Eltham District Historical Society have announced the launch of their new online presence; spearheaded with a major upgrade to their website and a new domain name URL, www.elthamhistory.org.au. It is a refreshing modern update with newly added material and featured content and now easier to navigate. The site also has the ability to easily share content via social media connectivity buttons, as well as the capability for providing feedback and comments. To complement the new website and further extend their online presence, a new Facebook Community Organisation page, Eltham District Historical Society Inc, as well as a new presence on Twitter, @ElthamHistory – EDHS has been established. Feel free to share your own family stories of people, places and life in the Eltham district. Feedback and comments are welcome.
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
third post
I'll start off with a good blog to follow.
ALIA Student and New Graduates
Libraries Interact
23 Mobile Things
I'll start off with a good blog to follow.
ALIA Student and New Graduates
Libraries Interact
23 Mobile Things
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
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