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I would also echo what others are saying, in that anyone can use social media for work purposes, we just have to remember the different audiences. I think that cataloguers get to see a lot of (if not all?) the material whereas front line staff may only see what is borrowed by readers. I think this puts cataloguers in a unique position to showcase the material that the library has that may otherwise be hidden away. That's what I would really like to do for my department. We are legal deposit so get anything and everything. With a lot of it, unless we promote it who will know it's there? On 29/03/2012 16:00, Esther Arens wrote: > Oops, forgot a subject line... > > Before we're running out of time, I'd quickly like to throw some > topics into the open that - I think - we haven't touch on so far: > > Who do you think is best placed to use social media for their > organisation (cataloguers vs frontfacing staff)? If most of us aren't > involved in any organisational SM accounts, would we want to? And if > so, how could we sell this to our managers (#hvcat)? If you have > tried/done it what DID you do? > > > Thanks, Esther > > > > > -- > Empfehlen Sie GMX DSL Ihren Freunden und Bekannten und wir > belohnen Sie mit bis zu 50,- Euro! https://freundschaftswerbung.gmx.de