7. Social Media guide for researchers “… using social media to bridge disciplinary boundaries, to engage in knowledge exchange with industry and policy makers, and to provide a channel for the public communication of their research”
24. “ Many of the technologies we deal with are residential platforms , meaning that it’s hard to see their real benefits until you’ve lived there for a while… It’s simple to sign up for a new tool, but it takes time and effort to make good use of it.” JISC Web2Practice
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53. Library portal Dublin City Public Library uses social media tools extensively and aggregates its content on Netvibes, providing comprehensive access to content, events, services and news.
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