The Victorian School Libraries Learning with Web 2.0 Congratulations to all of you who have chosen to participate in this program and who are on your way to developing an understanding of the Web 2.0 Week 1: About Learning 2.0 Comment on each others’ blogs. Week 8: Social bookmarking and Library 2.0. Read about the Library 2.0 comments February 5, 2008. Comments RSS. Recent Comments rebecca wellins on Contact Us cath on Contact Us Lisa Hill on Welcome! Program… Re-imagine … Home. Contact Us. Credits. MORE >>

On the home page of its regular web site is a link titled Community Hub , which leads to the company’s blog as well as providing links to its Facebook , Twitter and YouTube accounts. You have a Web site, maybe a blog, perhaps a Twitter account and a few other social media vehicles. While Facebook pages reside within Facebook, they should be thought of as simply Web sites when it comes to attracting and retaining visitors. Staff your Facebook page with one or more company representatives who can keep it up-to-date, and can respond to comments and questions left on the page. MORE >>

Try monitoring things like open rate in your feed stats, compared to number of comments and the number of links your receive on your blog. has but 2 comments – it is actually quite recent. Subscribe to the comments for this post? Tags: Social Media social media marketing social networking web 2.0 …or more importantly, the way most people seem to be going about it, including me at times. Social Media is currently being touted as the answer to life, the universe, and everything online, but there is a lot more to it than just hitching a ride. MORE >>

The result would be a crowd-sourced write-up of the presentation: a transcript of key points and a record of audience comments. Charlie Osmond Social Media Why Social Media Matters co-creation cocreation communities Conferences Crowdsourcing facebook FreshNetworks Google google wave GoogleWave hashtags online communities SlideShare social media Social network Twitter wave web 2.0 Image courtesy of Shutterstock. Twitter has quickly become the must-have channel for conference back-chat. and empowering – remember that Facebook interview from SXSW’08 ?). Or waves? MORE >>

For blogs, Barker suggests goals could include increases in ratio of posts to comments; an increase in visits; growth in page views; or an increase in RSS subscribers. bookmark to: Blogs My Creative Team Social Media Web 2.0In part 1, we took a look at the initial elements of your social media plan: research, goal setting and audience definition. Now, let’s look at the rest of the planning process. Measurement - We talked in part 1 about goal setting. Those goals, we believe, must be achievable, aligned with business objectives, and measurable. Related Articles. MORE >>