There was a great post from Jen Gallagher about Twitter that also referred to using paper.li
While I had started tentatively to create lists of people I
follow on Twitter, after reading Jen’s post I definitely think this is a super
way to organise your tweets and it is something I will be applying in the
future. I split those I follow into different lists so I have a librarians
list, librarianship issues list, Health Professional list, NHS orgs list and so
on. I can also create a stream in hootsuite to follow each list. This means
that I can separate out my health feeds from my library feeds, from my stoke
feeds… and so on, which makes it all much easier.
I had also started to experiment with paper.li. I didn’t
really seem to be getting the papers I was hoping but I’ve rearranged them now
to follow my various lists. So I have Healthcare Today! which follows my health-related lists and Librarian News I’m not sure how the different sections are populated. I don’t think I’d use them
to present information to users but I might try to interest some of my
non-web2.0 colleagues.
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