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January 6, 2010

Library 2.0 Gang Podcast on Social Media in Libraries

The guest for December's Library 2.0 Gang podcast was Meredith Farkas, author of Social Software in Library. Farkas joined John Blyberg, Char Booth,  Marshall Breeding, Nicole Engard, and Carl Grant to discuss two main categories of social software as tools to communicate with library patrons, the recommendation/tagging/commenting systems and the Facebook/Twitter/blogging mediums. [JH]

January 6, 2010 in Web Communications | Permalink

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