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#dawal2014. Developing Irish Online Publishing Through Blogging. Michelle Dalton / Liaison Librarian, UCD. e michelle.dalton@ucd.ie w www.michelledalton.ie t @ mishdalton. ( melissa gregg , 2006). “ conversational scholarship ”. november 2011. 300+ posts. 30+ contributors.

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  1. #dawal2014 Developing Irish Online Publishing Through Blogging Michelle Dalton / Liaison Librarian, UCD e michelle.dalton@ucd.ie w www.michelledalton.ie t @mishdalton

  2. (melissagregg, 2006) “conversational scholarship”

  3. november 2011 300+ posts 30+ contributors libfocus 1500+ followers open editorial policy new voices

  4. the same but different Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snowflake_trivets.jpg

  5. collaborating discussing sharing creating reflecting blogging publishing writing learning thinking informing

  6. noauthor guidelines noword counts noconventions norestrictions noformatting

  7. freedom is not free.

  8. “one of the most difficult things is the first paragraph…” • gabrielgarcíamárquez Source: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7075/7137490527_d69de1060a_o.jpg

  9. low pressure

  10. on anaverage web page (593 words) users only stay long enough to read up to 28%  writing for the web is different Source: HaraldWeinreichet al. (2008) “Not Quite the Average: An Empirical Study of Web Use,” ACM Transactions on the Web, vol. 2, no. 1 (Feb)

  11. writing for yourself versus writing for an audience

  12. a space to make mistakes

  13. develop “Most people give up on doing something new after one or two tries, but normally, six iterations of making something is enough to get you 90% of the way to understanding what it is, and how you want to make it.” Matt Locke, test.org.uk clarity

  14. personality • can make a good blog great

  15. try it on for size first

  16. thank you Michelle Dalton / Liaison Librarian, UCD e michelle.dalton@ucd.ie w www.michelledalton.ie t @mishdalton

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