[Publib] Social networking policies

[Nicole Engard]

I have a series of links that I collected a while ago:

http://www.web2learning.net/archives/1250
http://www.web2learning.net/archives/2967


Thanks
Nicole C. Engard
Director of Open Source Education
ByWater Solutions


On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Sharon Foster
<sfoster at ryepubliclibrary.org> wrote:
> I would be interested as well.
>
> Karen Schneider wrote:
>>
>> Dear PUBLIB friends, I started my new job last week. So far I've done the
>> major office purge (filled two book trucks, more to come, and given away
>> some old furniture), found the skeletons in the closet (can you say "massive
>> cataloging backlog"?) and am now moving on to fresh clean policies. Do any
>> of you have a good policy for communicating via social networks? We have set
>> up a Twitter feed and will soon have a Facebook page, and I want to be sure
>> the staff contributing to these tools have reasonable guidelines so they
>> know the parameters and feel emboldened to contribute.
>>
>> I actually wrote such a thing three years ago specific to blogging, but I
>> think the lesson there is not to make the policy specific to a tool.
>>
>> I know my friend Michael Golrick has collected some suggestions about what
>> these policies should say. I am simply being very lazy and hoping someone
>> has already written something I can repurpose locally. ;)
>>
>> Karen / PUBLIB
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