Country Women’s Association NSW Country of Study presented by Shiralee Franks
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Presented at Reference at the Metcalfe, 7 May 2013
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Country Women’s Association NSW Country of Study presented by Shiralee Franks
- 1. Country Women’s Association NSW Country of Study
- 2. Social media • Website – information /subject headings • Facebook – articles, news items • Pinterest - visual
- 3. Internet usage • 2003 – 29% of older persons had internet access at home • 2009 – 54% of older persons had internet access at home • 2013 - ? Household use of information technology, Australia, 2010-2011, ABS
- 7. Where to next? • Depends on the country – Known for music – use music sharing sites eg. spotify – Lots of great videos – youtube channel – If local refugees, can interview and use podcasts and/or vodcasts • Collaborate with other libraries?
Notas del editor
- CNRL includes – Tamworth regional council, Narrabri shire council, Liverpool Plains shire council, Uralla shire council, Walcha shire council, Gwydir shire councilCWA – since 1938A different country each yearActivities include – international days, competitions, involvement of local schools, UNE study school weekend
- The different social medias have different uses for different countries. Will talk more about this shortly.
- Developed in 2003Used by CWA, school students, other libraries who support CWA Country of StudyMid-North Coast co-operative library serviceSouthern Tablelands library co-operativeClarence Regional LibraryCentral West librariesLearning and Digital Services team find appropriate sites and split up into different headingsStatistics:543 people have visited the site since JanuaryAverage visit duration 11 minutes 42 seconds3,795 page views
- Currently 68 likesDifferent countries work better with facebook.Eg. Iceland (2011) – very interesting and quirky stories, lots happening, lots of news storiesSome not so wellEg. East Timor (2012) – mostly negative articles, mainly stories relating to Australian ArmyNeed regular posts to keep interestCan now schedule posts for eg., 15 items can be written up at a time but only 1 sent out every 3 weeks. Less labour intensive. Can also be sent at times when people are more likely to be on facebookeg. 7:30pm at night, not when people are workingSpread around to different staff members to help lighten the load
- 17 followersGreat for some countriesEg. Morocco – visually attractiveCWA focus on certain aspects of the country such as costumes, arts and crafts, food and then replicate themDeep linking used so easy to find further information / picturesGreat tool for promoting social media to CWA group – used in presentations to CWAAt a recent presentation in Tamworth, CWA members were asked if they knew about or had used Pinterest. 98% said no. Were really engaged during the presentation and afterwards were definitely going to use the Pinterest site