The authors here at We Are Librarians already love Pinterest for curating our personal tastes, wishes and inspiration (check us out). The resulting boards look fresh and attractive, and it’s just as fun to browse our feeds of pinners we follow.
Pinterest Challenges have sprouted up across the web, mainly for the site’s ease of use in quickly adding and organizing content. Finally, a library-related challenge has been created by Syracuse University’s iSchool, as described by School Library Journal:
The Pinterest Contest for the New Librarian is a search for a a few good boards that define and illustrate the future of our profession. But, well beyond the contest itself, the resulting boards should demonstrate the value of this tool for creating communities of practice and visual professional sharing.
We look forward to participating, and hope you do, too. The boards created for this contest are sure to be exciting takes on what the future holds for librarianship.
A Pinterest Contest for the ‘New Librarian’ via School Library Journal
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