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		<title>Web site and advocacy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I added a Twitter feed on the library web page.  Why?  Well, I was reading my blogline feeds today and saw a recent post from Hey Jude, a powerpoint from Nathan Wright and Hilary Brown discusses Library 2.0 .  Although a lot of the information is directed to public libraries, the examples of how public [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I added a <a title="3" href="http://www.twitter.com" target="_blank">Twitter</a> feed on the library web page.  Why?  Well, I was reading my blogline feeds today and saw a recent post from <a href="http://heyjude.wordpress.com/2009/03/01/jumpstart-with-blogging-and-twitter/">Hey Jude</a>, a powerpoint from Nathan Wright and Hilary Brown discusses Library 2.0 .  Although a lot of the information is directed to public libraries, the examples of how public libraries are using twitter stood out to me.  The <a title="2" href="http://twitter.com/wcctoddlibrary" target="_blank">Wabaunsee Community College Todd Library </a>not only includes quotes, links to helpful sources, but also usage statistics.  How could this be used in the school library? </p>
<p>1.  Post usage statistics in a way to get students to use the site (see current post) and to make others aware of the sources used most often.</p>
<p>2.  Instead of shouting out, &#8220;this is the best source&#8221; or reminding students of a specific link &#8211; post it on the Twitter which then shows on the front web page.</p>
<p>3.  When students set up an iGoogle account, have a twitter badge ready for them to post on their page &#8211; you can provide updates, new books, instructional information, etc. <a title="2" href="http://wp.korelab.com/yet-another-twitter-badge-twitter-balloon/" target="_blank">This one seems pretty </a>easy to set up and if you have younger ages, you could provide a fun picture too.</p>
<p>I posted the code on our <a title="3" href="http://www.bvwlmc.com" target="_blank">library web page</a>, so students would easily see it.  Hopefully, we will receive some feedback from students and evaluate the usefulness of this tool.</p>
<p>Now I need to ask myself if the site is too busy for the 21st century learner &#8211; or do they appreciate polls, librarything, wikis, gadgets, widgets, and other links&#8230;</p>
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