So far, here’s my list of twittering libraries (for those of you thoroughly confused by that, check out twitter):
- Casa Grande Library System (twitter feed)
- Cleveland Public Library (twitter feed)
- Missouri River regional Library (twitter feed)
- Nebraska Library Commission (twitter feed)
- Lunar and Planetary Institute Library (twitter feed)
- YALSA (twitter feed)
- Ada Community Library (twitter feed)
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Undergraduate Library (twitter feed)
- Kista bibliotek (part of Stockholm Public Library) (twitter feed)
Any others? Let me know, and I’ll add you to the list!
2nd update: added the Kista bibliotek.
Update: Added Cleveland Public Library’s twitter feed, Ada Community Library, and U of I.
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Ada Community Library in Boise, ID is also on the Twitter bandwagon. You can find us here: http://twitter.com/adalib
David, hearting you dude, this post is part of my talk today.
Coolness, KGS!
Great job getting this list going! I just did a Twitter page on Libsuccess (under the “Collaborative Tools in Libraries” header) and added these to it…
http://www.libsuccess.org/index.php?title=Twitter
Kista bibliotek (part of Stockholm Public Library) just started twittering as well. Planning to hand out flyers tomorrow – “Do you Twitter? Kista bibliotek does!” – at a music festival (www.hoodsfred.se) taking place outside the library. Will be interesting to see how many will start following us on Twitter.
forgot to provide the URL to the Kista bibliotek Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/Kista_bibliotek
We’re using Twitter to update the “currently being asked” section of our internal AskUsNow! staff website. The twitter is public @ twitter.com/askusnow
Cool, Julie – I’m going to blog this – it’s a great idea!
Not really a tittering library in the true sense, but my Twitter feed is automatically updated every few minutes with the most commonly used keyword(s) from recent searches on our OPAC.
http://twitter.com/daveyp
Thanks for David’s List.and here is our libraries’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/xmulibrary . it’s Xiamen University Libraries in China.
Also the Municipal Library of Burgos (Spain) has its account in Twitter to alert the users on different incidents in its services: http://twitter.com/bibmunburgos
http://twitter.com/washcentlibrary
Here’s a post about library literacy programs in CA that use Twitter, Facebook and Myspace.
http://sclln.blogspot.com/2009/05/ca-library-literacy-social-networking.html