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Top 10 Alternatives to YouTube 0 Comments March 13, 2011 By: Guest Blogger Mar 13 Written by: 3/13/2011 8:47 AM ShareThis Social Media Metrics FEATURESocial Media Metrics By David Stuart Social media has been adopted by every type of library in recent years, from small special libraries to large national ones. Many now host blogs and wikis, are members of numerous social network sites, and even participate in virtual worlds. Virtual Worlds? “Outlook Good” (EDUCAUSE Review) © 2008 AJ Kelton. The text of this article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License ( EDUCAUSE Review, vol. 43, no. 5 (September/October 2008) AJ Kelton (“AJ Brooks”) AJ Kelton (“AJ Brooks”) is Director of Emerging Instructional Technology in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Montclair State University.

Research Sharing Gets New Tools and Goes Trendy Last fall I wrote about several social networking/collaboration projects from Elsevier—2collab and Scirus Topic Pages ( The initiatives were designed to support academic library communities and their researchers with advanced "Research 2.0" tools. The resources created social spaces in which researchers could work together. These tools offer platforms for shared knowledge to be leveraged for information discovery and evaluation. Since then, I’ve seen greatly increased activity in this space, with new initiatives popping up in a number of arenas, many related to scientific collaboration, others to more general research organization and networking. Some of the tools emphasize organizing and managing references—an online extension of a software tool such as EndNote.