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a• Basics• Pinning

Etiquette• Copyright and

Fair Use• Ways

Libraries are Using Pinterest

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Organize

Discover

Inspire

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Social

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9 important technologies by Flickr user lemasney

Pinterest 3rd Most Popular Social

Media

Facebook 1Billon Users

Twitter 500 Million

Users

Pinterest10.4

Million Users

Facebook 167 Million visits

Twitter39 Million

visits

Pinterest 12 million

visits

Registered Users

Unique Visits

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How does it work?

Untitled by Flickr user Pinterest HQ

Home Page Dashboard

Keyword Search

Most Popular Lists

Repins from Other Users

Themed Categories

Your Information

Manual Upload of User Photos,

URLS, and Create Boards

Pinning…

Simple to get started!

Pin It Buttons

From the Pinterest Toolbar

ANATOMY

OF A PIN

Image

Member Comments and

Repins

Original Source

Description

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Sharing Options

Pin Options

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Click Follow All to follow a user

People

Boards

Update VersionHome Page Dashboard

Your Information

& Upload Options

Themed Categories

Update VersionRepin Dialogue Box

ANATOMY

OF A PIN

Image

Member Comments and

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Sharing Options

Pin Options

Pinning Etiquette Be kind

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Use Pinning Buttons

Don’t Use Workarounds

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Licensing/Permissions Available

Work is Made Available to the World

Use is Repeated or Long Term

How are libraries using Pinterest?

Meg Cabot http://pinterest.com/megcabot/ Jennifer Hopwood http://pinterest.com/jhopwood80/ SMRLA http://pinterest.com/somdreglibrary/DeGroodt Library http://pinterest.com/degroodtlibrary/NoveList http://pinterest.com/novelist/ NYPL http://pinterest.com/nypl/4YA http://pinterest.com/4ya/ ALA Washington Office http://pinterest.com/libraryadvocate/ Government & Heritage Library, State Library of NC http://pinterest.com/ncghl/ Muncie Public Library http://pinterest.com/muncielibrary/Somers Library http://pinterest.com/somerslibrary/Reading Pets http://pinterest.com/sjcpls/reading-pets/Teen Programming in Libraries (a collaborative board)- http://pinterest.com/heather_booth/teen-programming-in-libraries-a-collaborative-boar/

Example Pinterest Boards

Any questions?