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30 Clicks: Facebook vs. Google+
30 Clicks: Information Tools at Your Fingertips
This week: Facebook vs. Google+
Wednesday, February 8 @ 12:15 pm in LIB 103
For the past few years, Facebook has been the leading social network for the world. In the summer of 2011 a new challenger arose. Google+ is a developing social network from Google with many new features. Will it be able to gain enough support to succeed and overthrow the current champion? Come and watch as these two social networks go head to head and you decide which is superior.
Interested? Join us at Cannell Library for this workshop – everyone is welcome. For a full schedule of 30 Clicks, visit: http://library.clark.edu/sites/default/files/thirty_clicks_winter2012.pdf
Question: Can anyone attend this class? My mother is trying to get into this whole social networking thing and I think a class such as this would be nice for her.
I am eeger to attend this class. Can I join you guys? I didn’t get the memo until just now. I figured that Google would have to get on this “Social Network” train that Facebook has seemed to spear-head but they will have to use thier marketing expertise and really target a powerful audiance. I’m a business major and this would be a nice class. Hope I can join you folks.
Kerry,
Sorry for not replying straight away, but yes, anyone can attend the 30 Clicks Workshops. They are open to the public. The workshops are not a class, just a way for the library to showcase an idea, or a piece of technology you may find useful.
Tomorrow’s 30 Clicks is about using your blog as your business card. Here’s a link to the info about that workshop:
https://www.clarkcollegelibraries.org/blog/?p=2968
If you have other questions, please let us know.