[WEB4LIB] IM IDs on business cards

[Elizabeth mckenty]

In the Library Journal article,
"<http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA512192>IM
me" by Aaron Schmidt & Michael Stephens -- 4/1/2005, Sarah Houghton, 
E-services librarian, Marin County Free Library, CA.mentions business cards 
as one of the ways she publicizes IM reference service. 

I also found a post via Feedster (www.feedster.com <http://www.feedster.com>), 
from Christina's LIS Rant, 
http://christinaslibraryrant.blogspot.com/2005/03/vr-in-corporate-special-libraries-via.html,
where she mentions having her IM user name on her business cards.

I know I've seen it elsewhere, but I can't find it now.

lislemck (don't IM me 9-5 EST as we're not allowed IM on our PCs)
aka Elizabeth McKenty :D


On 4/20/05, Atwater Singer, Margaret <ma35 at evansville.edu > wrote:
> 
> Does anyone include their IM IDs on their business cards? My university 
> does not have a formal chat reference service (staffing) but I want students 
> to be able to ask me questions whenever and however suits them best. Any 
> thoughts?
> 
> M a r g a r e t A t w a t e r - S i n g e r
> Reference/Instruction Librarian
> University of Evansville
> 812.479.2487
> 
>



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