I have used survey monkey for personal and professional reasons. It is a product that is so easy to set up and get information back from. Don't know how we did surveys without it.
Google alerts is also a great product that we use at work. Provides information that we don't always know is out there.
Evaluation tools can be used to search twitter, youtube, flickr etc to find out what people are saying about you. Something that libraries years ago dreamed about but never had.
These tools are all easy to use and manipulate data out of. Are great to show what people think of you but never tell the libraries.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Evaluation
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evaluation,
flickr,
google,
google alerts,
survey monkey,
twitter,
web 2.0,
youtube
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Delicious
I must admit that I did subscribe to Delicious and I got all excited about it saved all my favourites from my home computer all ready to be accessed from where ever I am and yet I rarely go into it.
With the new subscriptions that I have learnt about I would use it a lot more. I can see how this information could be more beneficial to me and would make me open delicious a lot more to see the new and interesting sites coming in. I could very addicted to this just like I am with Twitter.
With the new subscriptions that I have learnt about I would use it a lot more. I can see how this information could be more beneficial to me and would make me open delicious a lot more to see the new and interesting sites coming in. I could very addicted to this just like I am with Twitter.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
I have twitter open while I am studying so that any new tweets that come through I get an alert using TweetDeck. Suppose to be studying yet I can always manage a few seconds to catch up on what is happening in the world.
I find twitter to be useful for somethings like getting the most up-to-date information on things like news. Alerting me to events happening in advance. Sometimes it is just nonsense information that I could probably live without and picture links that I don't necessarily need to see.
Would I delete my Twitter account? No way I like nonsense at times and the alerts and news is a great service.
Libraries who are using seem to use it as an alert service that customers who are aware of it can benefit from it. Customers who are savvy are then retweeting messages they think are important and the information is reaching more people than Libraries realise. Councils are know taking on the same role as libraries using Twitter.
Twitter is also a great way to find out if the customers are talking about us. Finding the feedback that some customers would never provide face-to-face.
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