The Shifted Librarian: Is Your Library Blogging Yet?

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Wednesday, January 5, 2005

Is Your Library Blogging Yet?

10 Ways to Use Blogs for Managing Projects

“Blogs aren’t just for marketing - there are many areas of the business where they can help improve information flow, reduce clutter and avoid the dreaded ‘but I didn’t know about that’ situation. Here’s ten ways that we’ve used blogs for managing projects - both internally and with our clients.
Communication with Project Stakeholders
Replacing Paper
Building Issue Logs
Capturing Information Snippets
Publicising the Project Progress
Reducing Email Overload
Capturing Requirements
Circulating Screenshots
Keeping Team Members Up-to-date
Provide an Automatic Audit Trail” [Cutting Through]

Add the word “library” in front of “projects” in the title and you’ll have a great overview of ten ways in which blogging can help libraries.

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One of my favorite blogs is Jenny's "the shifted librarian". Here is a post linking to a page discussing "10 Ways to Use Blogs for Managing Projects." Jenny's point is that one can substitute "libraries" for "projects". A very valid point. I have ... [Read More]

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