@VThebookdragon You're so right! Lurkers (me) still like posts. This type of engagement is a great metric to analyze in order to understand passive users
Focusing on the context of posts that have the most likes and shares may be helpful in determining what your community cares about. That way, future posts that are created will be shaped based on what the library's online community finds meaningful #info246w718
@VThebookdragon What a powerful photo and message! I thought about this earlier today about sharing photos of others and asking for permission beforehand, even on my personal SM profile. What might seem harmless to us, may be a whole different story for others.
If libraries inform their users on how to maintain privacy with regards to their online data (e.g. tips on staying safe and secure on Twitter), it can increase the freedom individuals feel when they decide to share information and who they share it with. #privacy#INFO246w74
Downey City Library has used Instagram to advertise that they're hiring for library positions. Engagement from the community in the comment section was awesome to see - someone asked about hours, age requirement to apply, and hourly rate and staff replied to them! #INFO246w620
@laceykatx I agree that it's a missed opportunity. After going over the readings for this week, the social media platforms they went over serve different purposes- while one platform may send a message effectively the same cannot be said about another social media platform.
@tinatransjsu Phoenix Public Library seems very active on Instagram. That's awesome! "It's Book O'Clock" - I love that! What a fun and creative take on a book of the month series.
@cerebro_errante@VThebookdragon I found out LA County libraries did when I shadowed a local librarian last year! It's such an amazing program and being able to see the interaction between the community and the library staff was really wonderful. I could tell a lot of the community appreciated this service.
@emmacpierce7 Yes! Maybe even consider taking it to-go and driving straight to the beach and it enjoy it by the water. We're equidistant from Manhattan, Redondo, and Hermosa beach!
Hi everyone! My name is Christine and I live in Gardena, CA. I've recently moved here during the start of the pandemic. There is a great number of Japanese American residents in Gardena, so if you love Japanese cuisine, I'm told this is a place you should visit! #INFO246w66
@itsnikkeeesjsu Hi Nikoletta! If you like udon, try Kotohira. Shin Sen Gumi has multiple locations here but they have a drive-thru ramen location that is worth trying. There is also a great ice cream place called Kansha Creamery. Their Mr. Universal flavor is amazing!
@HayleyZamzow13 I've never heard of the Wayne Chicken Show and now I am so glad I do. I'm putting this on my bucket list! Thanks for sharing such a fun and awesome thing about your hometown, Hayley!
@rebeccasjsu @SydneySJSU I love Home Alone so much, I also watch it multiple times during the holiday season. This past year, Home Alone 2 made had me on a phone ordering a pizza right when Kevin got one! (This is not a joke!)