“OurSpace, TheirSpace”
Posted by Chris on August 1st, 2008 filed in libraries, presentation, social software, technology, web 2.0, young adultsI finally decided to upload one of my conference presentations to SlideShare. This particular presentation (”OurSpace, TheirSpace: Libraries, Young Adults, and Social Networking”) was given at the Georgia Public Library Service Teen Conference in December 2007, and it was essentially the result of a semester’s worth of research about the subject. Please note that the Creative Commons credits for the images are placed at the end, along with special thanks to the librarians I interviewed.
It was my first talk at a library conference, and I was beyond nervous. I was pretty much wanting to throw up the entire night before and the morning of, but once everything started I was fine, and people seemed to think the presentation was really helpful and interesting. I realize that there’s nothing too groundbreaking here, but I do think it’s a decent guide for public libraries that are thinking of getting into social software as a marketing and communication tool. Anyway, it was my first one, and I’d like to think that it came out pretty well.
August 5th, 2008 at 6:40 pm
Nice slides — would love to see your notes or a recording!
Having just given my first conference presentation last week, I sympathize entirely.