How'd You Do That? Social Media, Content Creation & the Role of Libraries
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Presented at the Imagine.Create.Innovate 2013 conference in Rochester, NY on April 9, 2013
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How'd You Do That? Social Media, Content Creation & the Role of Libraries
- 1. How’d You Do That? Social Media, Content Creation & the Role of Libraries Connie Crosby Crosby Group Consulting @conniecrosby Imagine.Create.Innovate 2013 Rochester, NY , April 9, 2013
- 3. The Story This is Carla has Carla created content
- 4. The Story This is Carla has She wants Carla created to combine content it with other content
- 5. The Story This is Carla has She wants And publish Carla created to combine it for her content it with fans other content
- 6. The Story How’d you do that? This is Carla has She wants And publish Carla created to combine it for her content it with fans other content
- 7. How can social media help Carla?
- 8. Library And what is the Library’s role in Carla’s story?
- 9. Think, pair, share: What challenges does Carla face?
- 10. Remember the Story This is Carla has She wants And publish Carla created to combine it for her content it with fans other content
- 11. Remember the Story This is Carla has She wants And publish Carla created to combine it for her content it with fans other content
- 12. Remixing Content & Copyright
- 13. Remixing Content & Copyright Oh no! Help me stay inside the law!
- 14. Copyright Law digital rights management (DRM) fair dealing licensing content asking permission content outside copyright, in the public domain
- 15. Creative Commons alternative “middle ground” to full copyright or no copyright show Flickr license
- 16. Open Open Source software Open data Open journals
- 17. A Closer Look at Social Media & Content content sources tools for creating content tools for aggregating content publishing platforms
- 18. What content sources do you use?
- 19. Images Flickr - Select Creative Commons in the advanced search
- 20. Images Flickr - The Commons
- 21. Images Flickr - The Commons
- 22. Images stock photo sites - e.g. Stock.XCHNG (www.sxc.hu), iStockphoto.com
- 23. Audio look for “podsafe” music
- 24. Video YouTube, Vimeo & others Stock video sites
- 25. Open data Data.gov and others
- 26. Internet Archive archive.org - text, audio, video with Creative Commons licensing
- 27. Tools for Creating Content
- 28. Who here.... posts comments onto sites? posts photos online? tweets? blogs? makes and posts video?
- 29. Who here.... posts comments onto sites? posts photos online? tweets? blogs? makes and posts video? ...what tools do you use?
- 30. Blogging WordPress, Blogger, Squarespace, Tumblr
- 31. Microblogging Twitter, Yammer & others
- 32. Photo editing Flickr uses Aviary
- 33. Podcasting Upload audio or video files recorded off-line
- 35. Infographics Microsoft www.microsoft.com/en-gb/business/ community/infographic - Also visual.ly, infogr.am, easel.ly & Piktochart
- 38. Screencasts Common Craft Cut-Out Library
- 39. Collaboration tools Google Drive (formerly Google Docs)
- 40. Collaboration tools Wikis - Wikispaces, PB Wiki, Wetpaint, Confluence & others
- 41. Collaboration tools Mindmaps - e.g. Mindmeister
- 42. Mockups / Prototypes / Wirfeframes Mockflow, Mockingbird
- 43. Tools for Aggregating Content
- 44. Who here curates content?
- 45. Who here curates content? ...what tools do you use?
- 46. Blogs Lists, links, reposts - example here from Huffington Post
- 47. Wikis Wikispaces, MediaWiki, PB Wiki, Confluence - Example above is the health library wiki
- 48. RSS feeds Google Reader, Feedly
- 50. Paper.li e.g. http://paper.li/dtapscott/don-tapscotts- innovators
- 51. RSS mixing tools Yahoo! Pipes
- 52. Storify content from the web
- 53. List.ly Lists of content from the web
- 54. Flipboard Social magazine for your mobile device
- 56. Pinboards Pinterest, History Pin, Gentlemint www.historypin.com/channels/view/8235636/
- 57. Publishing Platforms ...favorites?
- 58. Blogs again! Versatile, core platform this example is the WordPress editing view
- 59. Content management systems WordPress, Drupal, Joomla & others
- 62. Academic - open journals DOAJ, Public Knowlege Project & others
- 68. What is the Library’s Role?
- 69. Remember the Story This is Carla has She wants And publish Carla created to combine it for her content it with fans other content
- 70. Library’s role source of content aggregator of content advocate for open access - supporting hactivism? resource for skills learning (beyond the written word) - copyright, research, publishing, design, UX, IA resource for learning about the tools, IP laws curator of new ideas, new models
- 71. Getting Started start small, light - think agile! tools are constantly appearing, changing, disappearing stay focused on the story you can create any number of stories, any number of user personas keep learning keep it fun!
- 72. Two shameless plugs... Social media courses online! iSchool Institute & @ University of Toronto www.institute. ischool.utoronto.ca/ waiting for certificate www.neal-schuman.com/ebl approval
- 73. Did you like the cut-outs? From: Common Craft Cut-out Library
- 74. Thank you! Connie Crosby Crosby Group Consulting connie@crosbygroup.ca @conniecrosby crosbygroup.ca conniecrosby.blogspot.com