Find Wellesley Free Library on the Web

Do you want to keep up with what is happening at the Wellesley Free Library OR learn about what is new and interesting in the book and movie world?

We have some places on the web you can check us out to stay up to date:







WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY WEB PAGE—http://www.wellesleyfreelibrary.org
Find information regarding the library, its policies, events, technology classes, reading lists, online resources, how to sign up for our monthly E-Newsletter, and much more.


LIBRARY BLOGS




WELLESLEY FREE LIBRARY REFERENCE BLOG—http://wellesleyreference.blogspot.com/
Check our blog regularly for news about Reference services, new books, websites, booklists, authors, and library happenings!


WFL STAFF READS BLOG—http://wellesleystaffreads.blogspot.com/
Librarians blog about their favorite books, audiobooks, movies, and music.


WFL KIDS BLOG—http://www.wflkids.blogspot.com/
Short reviews of books for Grades 6-12 that Children’s Department staff are reading.







WFL FACEBOOK PAGE--http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wellesley-Free-Library/49999845750
Check out library events, photos, videos, and helpful information from the library staff.






WFL on TWITTER--http://twitter.com/WellesleyLib/
Receive instant messages on a wide range of topics including upcoming events, computer classes, Online Resources, helpful information from the Reference and Children’s Departments, and more.

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The Library of Congress and Twitter

Did you really eat a half a bag of Pepperidge Farm Goldfish for breakfast while watching a DVR'd episode of Gossip Girl this morning? Well, be careful what you admit to on Twitter. The Library of Congress is archiving you. They decided last week to store the complete archives of Twitter. Starting in six months, your tweets will be saved on an LoC hard drive and accessible to historians. Check it out here: http://blog.twitter.com/2010/04/tweet-preservation.html

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Your Wellesley Library & Web 2.0

We've been busy at the Library this year expanding our online presence, embracing new social networking venues, and integrating Web 2.0 tools into our repertoire. Here's some highlights of our efforts this year:

Staff Reads Blog - We're really working hard at putting quality reading, listening, and viewing suggestions out there for our patrons to enjoy. The blog covers a wide range of topics, from summer reads to classics, graphic novels to history, and includes movies, music, and books. With about 10 suggestions a month, you can keep current with what the librarians are reading and see what's catching our attention!

Twitter - Want to stay updated on events at the library, weather-related closings, and other cool things that catch our eye? Follow our tweets at http://twitter.com/wellesleylib

Facebook - For the many of you who are already on facebook, become a fan of the Wellesley Free Library and get a stream of information collected from our events, blog posts, tweets, hour updates, and more.

del.icio.us - Helping us maintain a list of websites that we find useful in answering your questions is this innovative website that allows users to "tag" a website with words that helps us find it again when the need arises. Check out our list of websites that we've found useful and pick up some new tricks!

Reference Home Page - We've been hard at work redesigning our Reference Home Page on the Library's website. Check out some of the great highlights like a guide to business resources, a listing of online resources by subject, book lover's links, and more!

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