Part 2: (a) Evaluative Statement Throughout INF506, I have used my OLJ to map my way through this deep world of social networking: experimenting with new technologies; exploring how these are being combined with more establish services to create Library (and Librarian) 2.0; and examining issues and policies in the socially networked world and workplace. … Continue reading
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INF506 – Mod 5.2 Identity, privacy, security, and trust
Big dotcom corporations are spying on us while we use the internet, collecting search habits and page visits, to direct internet ads that have a higher chance of enticing and luring us to click (Pearson, 2009). Our privacy is being infringed. Right? We should be outraged. Right? If this were 10 years ago, the answer … Continue reading
INF506 – Mod 4.2 Reasons why Libraries should be on Social Media
How do these three libraries use social media? (Colour coded to easily see which SM is used the most) University of Northern British Columbia Library (UNBC) Vancouver Public Library (VanPL) University of British Columbia Library (UBC) (NB: * denotes poorly or never updated) UNBC Library Van Public Library UBC Library Library collection and services marketing … Continue reading
INF506 – Introduction thoughts
Sharing privacy and trust in our networked world: A report to the OCLC membership How do the concepts and findings in these sections of the OCLC report reflect your view of the socially networked world in 2013? Just as a baby makes leaps and bounds in its first years of life from a sleeping, pooping sack of … Continue reading