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Main Author: Connell, Ruth Sara
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2009
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ825201
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contents Academic Libraries, Facebook and MySpace, and Student Outreach: A Survey of Student Opinion Connell, Ruth Sara Student Attitudes Privacy Academic Libraries Profiles Social Networks Librarians Student Surveys College Freshmen Computer Mediated Communication Computer Uses in Education Web Sites Internet This study surveyed 366 Valparaiso University freshmen to discover their feelings about librarians using Facebook and MySpace as outreach tools. The vast majority of respondents had online social network profiles. Most indicated that they would be accepting of library contact through those Web sites, but a sizable minority reacted negatively to the concept. Because of the potential to infringe on students' sense of personal privacy, it is recommended that librarians proceed with caution when implementing online social network profiles. (Contains 30 notes and 2 figures.)
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spellingShingle Academic Libraries, Facebook and MySpace, and Student Outreach: A Survey of Student Opinion
Connell, Ruth Sara
Student Attitudes
Privacy
Academic Libraries
Profiles
Social Networks
Librarians
Student Surveys
College Freshmen
Computer Mediated Communication
Computer Uses in Education
Web Sites
Internet
Academic Libraries, Facebook and MySpace, and Student Outreach: A Survey of Student Opinion Connell, Ruth Sara Student Attitudes Privacy Academic Libraries Profiles Social Networks Librarians Student Surveys College Freshmen Computer Mediated Communication Computer Uses in Education Web Sites Internet This study surveyed 366 Valparaiso University freshmen to discover their feelings about librarians using Facebook and MySpace as outreach tools. The vast majority of respondents had online social network profiles. Most indicated that they would be accepting of library contact through those Web sites, but a sizable minority reacted negatively to the concept. Because of the potential to infringe on students' sense of personal privacy, it is recommended that librarians proceed with caution when implementing online social network profiles. (Contains 30 notes and 2 figures.)
title Academic Libraries, Facebook and MySpace, and Student Outreach: A Survey of Student Opinion
topic Student Attitudes
Privacy
Academic Libraries
Profiles
Social Networks
Librarians
Student Surveys
College Freshmen
Computer Mediated Communication
Computer Uses in Education
Web Sites
Internet
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ825201