Discovery of libraries
Friday, 24 June 2016
My other social media address
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https://twitter.com/IsaberuiVuLib
https://au.pinterest.com/isaberuipin/
https://www.instagram.com/isaberui/
scoop.it
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Reviews of Pinterest
Reviews of Pinterest
- Create Pinterest boards that provide useful information to followers in fun ways.
- Drive more relevant traffic
- Good way to expose in front of large group of audiences
- It centralizes images to emphasize the idea of the content itself.
- Makes the idea visible
- Create themed Pinterest Boards
Reviews of Twitter
Reviews of Twitter
Twitter gives access to what’s going on in community, and around the world
Use it to quickly and easily respond to support queries for business or organizitons
Can reply to respond to anyone’s Tweet
Retweet to share the Tweet as it
Use hashtags to organize conversations and make it easier to find all content related to a given topic
Reviews of Facebook
Reviews of Facebook
Facebook is where all people are likely to be
Can use it to build a professional profile
It’s required to log in to other websites
An easy way of organizing events
Facebook offers free video messaging
Instagram and library
Instagram and library
Use it to show their surroundings and collections
Use it to ask users about their favourite authors
To publicise events
Take users to your professional event
The best uses of Scoop.it by a library
The best uses of Scoop.it by a library
Starts out with topic selection
create dashboard show topic text
Click to researche the web for articles, blogs, and more
Provides update services to marketing library new programme
The best uses of Pinterest by a library
The best uses of Pinterest by a library
Pin book cover
Makes it simple to create visually appealing reading list
Provides a way for libraries to interact with those in the community
The community can get to know the librarians by seeing the pin images of the library
Collecting ideas for library displays
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