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Launching a Flickr Presence for Saint Paul College Library
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Diana Tallent
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Updated Jun 28, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
00:29
Chapter 5
00:35
Chapter 6
00:37
Chapter 7
00:43
Chapter 8
00:45
Chapter 9
00:46
Chapter 10
00:58
Chapter 11
01:00
Chapter 12
01:10
Chapter 13
01:24
Chapter 14
01:26
Chapter 15
01:32
Chapter 16
01:34
Chapter 17
02:00
Chapter 18
02:02
Chapter 19
02:04
Chapter 20
02:13
Chapter 21
02:36
Chapter 22
02:38
Chapter 23
02:50
Chapter 24
02:51
Chapter 25
03:15
Chapter 26
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Chapter 27
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Chapter 28
Audio Transcript
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The Saint Paul College Library is currently in a very
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sad state of affairs.
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We're missing a huge opportunity to engage with our campus
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community because we have zero social media presence.
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Saint Paul College Library is located in Saint paul Minnesota.
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It's an Urban Community College Library serving approximately 5000 full
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time students, many international and first generation students And a
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diverse student body with 65% students of color flicker is
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an image and video hosting platform and online community.
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It's used by many libraries to connect with and engage
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their communities.
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Why should the Saint paul College Library use flicker, Flicker
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has more than 60 million monthly users?
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It's visually engaging, which is especially good for drawing in
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students such as the ST paul College international students whose
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first language is not english, it's user centric with millions
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of openly licensed photographs and it's accessible to anyone with
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a device and internet connection and can link to things
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like the reserves.
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And while admittedly the opposite is true that those without
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a device or internet connection would not be able to
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access flickers, digital content.
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The college has made a commitment to provide laptops and
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hotspots to every student who needs them.
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Some recommended best practices for ways the Saint Paul College
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Library can use flicker are creating an engaging alternative to
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lip guides using flicker notes to link directly to our
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catalogue. Something I was surprised to find.
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We could do a bonus that I love is that
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marketing our collection should drive up circulation and increase usage
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of some previously overlooked materials.
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Creating visually interactive displays.
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Would give us a chance to highlight our digital collections
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by creating a slide show of an image collection.
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Another great application for flicker in our library would be
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to share snapshots of the progress being made on our
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upcoming renovation project.
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Even though the library will be closed, we can still
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connect with our community and generate buzz and excitement about
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r. Reopening, establishing a flicker account for the ST paul
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College Library would be a great way to reach out
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to and better serve our campus community in a new
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and exciting way.
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Here is more information if you'd like to read more
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about how flicker could serve the Saint Paul College Library
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well.
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