Building Online Community with Staff (Sydney, NSW)
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An insider's view on online community building for the staff at WebJunction.org, with links to our community building activities for library staff and patrons in libraries. Presented at the State Library of New South Wales on August 5, 2008.
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- 1. building community for library staff > connect > create > learn > State Library New South Wales | August 2008
- 13. “ we are building community daily in a manner we never would have imagined a year ago ” -Teen Services Librarian Seattle Public Library
- 15. vision relevant, vibrant & sustainable libraries in every community
- 16. mission build & facilitate collaborative environments where library staff connect create & learn
- 18. build an online community where library staff can support each other & public access computing in libraries
- 19. management maintenance technology continuing education e-learning training sustainability planning support personalization peers timely upgrades networks advocacy staffing programming marketing patrons funding volunteers staff development access communities friends services
- 34. people + training + resources all in one place
- 35. by & for the library staff who spend their time there
- 36. ~90K unique visits per month 30K+ registered members
- 37. ?
- 38. behind the scenes at ‘the WJ’
- 39. 1. secret hand signal
- 40. 2. family drinking song
- 41. 3. karaoke
- 42. funders
- 46. Blogs Wikis Podcasts Mashups Social Networks RSS
- 47. mission build & facilitate collaborative environments where library staff connect create & learn
- 48. connect
- 62. create
- 69. original research trends in e-learning for library staff sustaining public access computing programs: technology & management competencies latino perceptions of public libraries: a summary of research findings
- 74. > WebJunction article > WebJunction program
- 75. “ I’m so glad you joined the twitter world. MRRL is always doing what’s relevant ” -tab MRRL MySpace friend, Missouri
- 76. learn
- 77. 20%
- 82. regularly assessing understanding needs
- 95. ?
- 96. let’s choose our own adventure
- 97. A the next webjunction
- 98. B so what?
- 100. Content Courses Conversation Thriving Community Social Experience Liferay Liferay Plateau / Providers Member/Partner Generated
- 103. Your My WebJunction Page is where you keep track of the activities, interests and contributions within the WebJunction community. Your Activities Your Friends Your Discussions Your Groups Your Courses & Bookmarks Account Info, Affiliations, & Shopping Cart
- 104. Your Activities At-a-glance, fresh view of what’s going on in your community
- 105. Your Friends
- 106. Public Profile
- 107. Setting up your public profile
- 108. But wait! There’s more!
- 109. New Catalog
- 110. Contributions Insert text Or upload documents, media, images
- 111. Get social around courses
- 112. Groups Quickly create groups around the topics and events you care about, without site admin help
- 113. ?
- 114. B so what?
- 115. mission build & facilitate collaborative environments where library staff connect create & learn
- 119. “ it’s a learning community ” - Betha Gutsche Curriculum Developer
- 120. “ no spectators only participants ” - Sharon Streams User Experience Manager
- 121. vision relevant, vibrant & sustainable libraries in every community
- 122. relevant vibrant sustainable
- 124. ?
- 125. ?
- 127. building community for library staff connect > create > learn > [merci] [email_address] librariesbuildcommunities.org webjunction.org twitter.com/itgirl
Editor's Notes
- Thank you so much for the introduction – this is going to be such a fun session. Thank you all for being here! Before we get started I want to emphasize that when LeAnne and I started talking about the session I had imagined a smaller group and with the two hours I thought we might be doing something more formally structured around interaction. With this big group we’ve decided to change it up a bit and not do anything too structured but we have plenty of time today and so I want to facilitate as much conversation as possible. Please, feel free to interrupt me at any time. I have pause points built into the presentation at natural breaking points so we can get into questions at that time as well. But please, I’d love to have your questions at any time during the program, and am very happy to veer off course into whatever conversation comes of the time today… Near the end of the program I have some alternate paths in place as well – we can choose our own adventure, so to speak, or we can just get through the whole lot of it and you’ll know more about me and my work building online community than anyone else has ever, ever heard. Either way. Let’s dive in – this will be fun. Anything before I start? Ok. I thought I’d start by introducing myself and telling you a little bit about where I’m from. This is my first visit to New South Wales. I had a wonderful time last week at the Public Library Conference and I am just really pleased to be here today. Thank you so much to the state library for having me. Everyone has been so generous and I’ve really appreciated all the hospitality really.