Social Networking

Let’s Meet in a Google Hangout On Air!

How Libraries Can Use Google Hangouts on Air?

(1)  You have two options:

a.  Host your hangout and record your hangout to only people you invite (up to 10), but they must have a Google+ account.

OR

What is Google Hangouts ?

Inserting Gadgets into Google Sites

Inserting videos, calendars, other great stuff is easy with Google Sites.

The infographic websites I mentioned in my second article are very versatile and offer users a wide range of tools and templates. However, there are more specialized infographic website builders out there that have more specific uses.

Thanks to the many website generators out there, infographics are certainly easy to make. However, not all infographics are created equal. I’m sure everyone reading this has been subjected to some awful infographics online.

Maybe you have lots of ideas for using infographics in your library, but you’re feeling intimidated by the prospect of putting one together. The good news is that you don’t need to be an amazing graphic designer or have incredible tech savvy to build your own infographic.

As a follow up on March’s Visual Social Media articles, this month I’ll be writing about infographics. Infographics are a huge part of visual social media.

You’ve made your memes, GIFs, and illustrations and you’ve created your Pinterest and Flickr accounts. Now you’re ready to dig into digital photo editing.