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I mean almost 23 things! Flickr—flickr.com archives could upload pictures from their collections

Facebook—facebook.com to attract people through social media and keep them updated about happenings in the archive

RSS—helpful to stay up-to-date on professional blogs

Crowdrise—crowdrise.com provides a site for all of our fundraising needs

My heritage—myheritage.com So many people like to do genealogies

Way faring map creator--Wayfaring.com locate archives within your community

Blogs—blogspot.com it allows people to follow archives happenings

Tumblr.com provides another source to create a blog

Podcast—audacity.com—make recording of historical sound bites

Twitter—twitter.com. To keep patrons and archive people up-to-date on relevant information

Linkedin—linkedin.com Could provide information of archival jobs

Screencasting—jing.com provide tutorials of how to use the archive

Webinars—elluminate.com to discuss methods, theories, and practices in the archival world

Wikis—wikispaces.com collaboration between patrons, archives, and other institutions

Create websites to outreach to the community

Youtube.com to record a tour through the archive

Google Scholar to retrieve articles about archive practices, theories, and news

Evernote.com they capture and organize their research material. Like onenote, but online