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Feature
posted 2 Jul 2009 in Volume 3 Issue 5
Could law libraries be more social?
Unfortunately, there is a widespread misconception that social media is about poking people, throwing sheep and generally wasting time. This is certainly an element of social media usage, but in the context of law libraries, social media could mean so much more than this. For a law library, social media could be about harnessing some of these tools to improve productivity, knowledge sharing and creation, and to streamline existing workflows and processes. Increasing productivity has never been more important than in the context of the current recession, especially where law firms are looking to make significant savings.
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