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In exploring the Google+ platform, I have discovered the benefits of using Google+. These benefits are the ability to integrate YouTube videos and features seamlessly; using “circles” to selectively share updates and other information with specific people; video chats with up to ten people through “hangouts”; easy to navigate User Interface; and “sparks” which are topics you can passionately discuss with other members of your circle. Also, writers can utilize this platform to post their work and have interactions with others and create networks with other professional or amateur writers. Finally, there is a hot section that displays articles that may interest the user Like anything else in the world, there had to be a con to this platform. The con, in my opinion, is that people who are loyal and used to Facebook for example, will not make the move to Google+. Google+ could befit libraries by allowing patrons to network with other users who enjoy a particular genre. They could even be able to create virtual book clubs, post their thoughts and exchange information about titles and etc. Libraries can create networks for individual genres and interest areas like historical research of the local area or state. The possibilities are endless!

This post which was featured on the Toronto Public Library Facebook page was appealing to me because it showed how 3D printers could be used to make items that would be useful to the public. It is very successful in featuring the use of 3D printers, this can inspire many libraries that now have one to use them in the customization of USB cords and other everyday technology items. Christopher Malcolm https://www.facebook.com/pg/torontopubliclibrary/posts/?ref=page_internal