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Social Media
We're making it easier for you to find out what's going on at the library. Connect with Innisfil Public Library using one of these social media tools, and get in on the conversation!
YouTube is a place to share videos online. You can watch videos by/about the library and its programs and services. If you have a YouTube account, you can even subscribe to the library's YouTube channel.
Innisfil Public Library on YouTube
Facebook is an online social network that lets you keep in touch with friends and family, as well as groups and organizations. If you've never used Facebook before, you will have to create a free Facebook account in order to see the library's page. Learn more about Facebook here, including a discussion on protecting your privacy.
Innisfil Public Library on Facebook
Twitter is a free service that lets you send and receive brief, 140-character updates, or "tweets", from the people and organizations you care about. If you've never used Twitter before, watch this introductory video. Learn more about Twitter here.
Innisfil Public Library on Twitter
RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication". Click on the RSS button at the top right of this page to subscribe to our web site. Every time we add a page to our web site, you will be notified in the feed reader of your choice. Many internet browsers include feed readers - check the top left of your screen for a "Favourites" button and click on the Feeds tab. Alternately, try a web-based feed reader like Google Reader or Activorous.
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