2014 02-20--social media-collaboration_partnership

Facilitated byPaul Signorelli

Writer/Trainer/ConsultantPaul Signorelli &

Associatespaul@paulsignorelli.comTwitter: @paulsignorelli

February 20, 2014

Social Media, Library Partnerships, and Collaboration: More Than a Tweet

Motivation

Defining Community and Collaboration

Defining Community and Collaboration

Defining Community and Collaboration

Discussion #1:Social Media Extending the

SpaceWhat recent library meeting or activity did you recently extend to a larger audience via social media tools and technology?

Discussion #1:Social Media Extending the

SpaceWhat recent library meeting or activity did you recently extend to a larger audience via social media tools and technology?

What recent library meeting or activity could have reached a larger audience through the use of social media tools?

Partnerships and Collaborations

Review: Social Media (Twitter)

“…tweets have created new professional connections.”--Jill Hurst-Wahl

Review: Social Media (Slideshare)

“I…place presentations on Slideshare before an event…”--Jill Hurst-Wahl

Review: Facebook & Google+

“…placing information in a specific network…may help the information spread.”--Jill Hurst-Wahl

Review: Facebook & Google+

Review: Google+ Community

Additional Resources:LinkedIn, Pinterest,

Foursquare

Discussion #2:Unanswered Questions?What unanswered questions do you have about the social media tools we are surveying?

Partnerships

Atchison Library:6x6 Early Literacy

Basehor Community Library:Annual Go Dog Go Fundraiser

Baldwin City Library:Art, Alpacas, and Wildlife

Silver Lake Public Library:Farmers Market Vendors

Eudora Public Library:Adventure Days

Rossville Community Library:Reading in Local Nursing Home

Mary Cotton Public Library:Kiwanis and Lions Clubs

Morrill Public Library:Quilt Shop

Free Lunch in the Library

Meeting Unanticipated Needs: Lunch

Inspiring Action Through Reading

Taking the Discussion Online

Taking the Discussion Online

Discussion #3: Collaboration on Social Media

PlatformsWhat collaborative opportunities do the previous examples suggest to you and your library?

Discussion #3: Collaboration on Social Media

PlatformsWhat collaborative opportunities do the previous examples suggest to you and your library?

What will you do within the next two to four weeks to foster collaborations through social media tools?

A Visual Summary

A Visual Summary

A Visual Summary

A Visual Summary

A Visual Summary

Resources

From ALA:Libraries Transforming Communities: http://www.ala.org/transforminglibraries/libraries-transforming-communities

LITA Top Tech Trends: http://www.ala.org/lita/ttt/

From Building Creative Bridges Blog:Social media tools and community:

http://buildingcreativebridges.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/gavin-newsom-and-citizenville-from-virtual-sheep-to-real-community-collaboration/

Creating a blended collaborative space:http://buildingcreativebridges.wordpress.com/2012/09/26/the-fourth-place-revisited-creating-an-instant-onsite-online-social-learning-center-part-2-of-2/

Participating in onsite activities from a distance:http://buildingcreativebridges.wordpress.com/2013/10/28/conferences-twitter-and-staying-connected-no-longer-left-behind/

Questions & Comments

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Credits & AcknowledgmentsFeeding: From Grimeshomes’ Flickr account at http://www.flickr.com/photos/grimeshome/9244723216/sizes/m/

Help: From Brian Snelson’s Flickr account at http://tinyurl.com/k8t973wNetworking Uncommons: Photo by Paul Signorelli

Learning Experientially: Photo from ALA 2012 Annual Conference session by Paul SignorelliASTD Chapter Leader Day 2012: From ASTD Facebook Photo Album at http://tinyurl.com/m7x9r92