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Workshop Exercise 1: Establishing a Blog for your Library
Group 1. Eskson, Franchesca, Christine
Areas of usage and benefits:
Group 2. Eddie, Bettie, Cor
Areas of usage:
Group 3. Pernille, Sharon
Areas of usage and benefits:
Group 1. Eskson, Franchesca, Christine
Areas of usage and benefits:
- Trip report for a distributed library organisation. Inconvience for library group to meet, sharing on a blog is easier.. Green agenda - saving of travel costs.
- Providing access to other resources, sharing ideas and results.
- Mentoring environment using a blog, blogs for trainees to get their thoughts down, allowing people to get their thoughts down. Easier to look at a time and place of your choosing.
- Blog as a centralised resource pulling information together.
- Simple in your blog style.
Group 2. Eddie, Bettie, Cor
Areas of usage:
- Sharing within your own library. General knowledge sharing with the employees in your organisation. Creating teams to discuss topics. A way to compliment existing alerting mechanisms.
- Blogging champions within an organisation.
- Innovation for corporate librarians is very important, especially if it is part of the organisation's mission. Makes the innovation global, especially for multi-national companies.
- Publicity for library, promoting the departments of the information profession.
- A good way to interact with your users.
Group 3. Pernille, Sharon
Areas of usage and benefits:
- Question and Answer services provided on blogs, leaving the user community to provide the answers.
- Resource-building, building a knowledge base built on previously asked questions.
- Lots of experts out there who can contribute content to your organisation, and this can be done using external freely available resources.
- Gathering feedback, requirements for consultancy satisfied by using comments function.
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