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Practical for libraries?

There are a lot of technologies available, but always think which one[s]

will provide the most visibility for your library and best connect your users to your library!

Many services and tools will die, but people will always remain the catalytic agent for

social activities online and offline!

We can’t solve all of our problems using algorithms and data.

We need trusted human filters (e.g., librarians!)

(Paraphrased Bob Lefsetz, http://lefsetz.com/)

People are still the “killer app!”

Source: http://goo.gl/jssxT

Recommended Reading!

Source: http://bit.ly/WzgOyk

Traditional roles still

exist!

Many people don’t need librarians to help them

search. They need help

making sense of what they

find.

Be available to help your

users when they need it.

R.I.P.

Reference Question in Facebook

Skype

Join.me

Google+ Hangout

FaceTime

Remote Desktop Control added yesterday!

Be an integral part of the transaction

Help enhance online content with

authoritative resources.

This will bring more visibility to your library

and people will trust the information

presented.

Edit Wikipedia articles and include library resources.

MOOCs

• Massively Open Online Courses (e.g., MIT’s edX and Stanford’s Coursera)

• MOOCs are drawing thousands and even hundreds of thousands of attendees

• What do we know about these learners? Self-directed!

• Library’s role?

Source: http://goo.gl/ip0wF

Source: http://goo.gl/aQ6G4

Watch the trailer: http://pushpoppress.com/ourchoice/

What can you imagine will happen here?

Personalized/Social Reading

Hmm, I wonder when library interfaces will look this smooth?

Source: Horizon Report

Gamification

Game-based Learning

Using competitive exercises to get students/patrons to challenge themselves

with the hopes of motivating them to learn better and more meaningfully.

http://librarygame.co.uk/

Game Development Workshops

Visit http://goo.gl/dQrnd for a list of game engines!

SPC Seminole Gaming Club

openbadges.org

http://bit.ly/QEGV4a

handheldlibrarian.org/

Learning Analytics

“Educational institutions are embarking on their ownexplorations of the science of large data sets, with the

aim of improving student retention and providing ahigher quality, personalized experience for learners.”

Source: http://goo.gl/V6VBo

Ruckus E-Reader

Watch the video at: http://goo.gl/tzY2G

I got my Google Glasses!

Introducing Google Glass

Google Glass

Wearable Technology

Source: http://goo.gl/VSjkk

Self Publishing 101

Success Story

Source: http://goo.gl/4oGHd

Self publishing author Colleen Hoover with copies of her books. Hoover's novels have made the New York Times bestseller list!

www.colleenhoover.com

YOU can do this and/or you can help your patrons do it!

Self- Publishing Tools

Upload local content to “Community Reserve.”

createspace.com

kdp.amazon.comcalibre-ebook.com

vook.com/

mobipocket.com

More info: http://goo.gl/Ng0zM

Note: Some titles are NSFW!

Watch for proposed legislation and let everyone know how it impacts them!

https://www.eff.org/

We can’t solve all of our problems using algorithms and data.

People are still the killer app – trusted human filters.

(Paraphrased Bob Lefsetz, http://lefsetz.com/)

Source: http://goo.gl/LDb4p

Could you see any of these in your library?

http://makethatthing.com/

Allen County Public Library Creates High-Tech 'Hackerspaces'Source: http://goo.gl/wHZyR

… host a program for the maker community on every Monday in May.

… is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments.

… is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It’s a capable little PC It also plays high-definition video.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/

http://www.arduino.cc/

Location

Source: http://goo.gl/pbw5y

Visual Marketing

Book covers, archives, reading lists, promotion, infographics,

library instruction etc. http://goo.gl/JyCLg

Book displays, events, patron photos, behind-the-scenes,

etc. http://goo.gl/pCkkz

6 second tutorials, news, promotion, be creative!

http://goo.gl/BkZEY

Tell stories with data, Twitterize your library,

research, etc. http://visual.ly/

St. Pete Times article: http://goo.gl/bMi1D

Tweeted Jedi Path video: http://goo.gl/bwSTu

http://storify.com/

The research shows …

Source: http://pewinternet.org

The research shows …

• As of April 2012, 55% of adult cell owners use the internet on their mobile phones; nearly double what we found three years ago.

• 31% of current cell internet users say that they mostly go online using their cell phone, and not using some other device such as a desktop or laptop computer.

Source: http://pewinternet.org

The research shows …

Source: http://pewinternet.org

Video source: http://goo.gl/6Dk7u

Take Google Maps Indoors!

Samsung S4: Touch Free Navigation!

Promote your music collection!

Note: the border was created by Photoshop Express

Form partnerships

In 1971, Michael S. Hart (1947 –2011) created the first e-book by typing the Declaration of Independence into a

computer. Project Gutenberg was launched and now e-books are over 40 years old!

New E-Reader for Under $13

Source: http://goo.gl/dZ8qt

When will they be free?

$70 now.

Source: yotaphone.com/

YotaPhone … is a high-resolution liquid crystal display on one side and an electronic paper display on the other. It allows you to effortlessly stream information to the electronic paper display, without draining battery power or having to wake up the phone.

PEW Internet & American Life Project The Rise of E-Reading Report

Source: http://goo.gl/njMC1

Does the rise of e-reading mean a rise in literacy?

It does require a fairly literate person to navigate e-readers, the Web etc. , but are people who use

e-readers truly becoming more literate?

Offer free workshops for the public and ask people to bring their devices!

Source: github.com

Stand out! Keep your library’s social

media stream flowing. Be conversational, personable, and participate in transactions. Keep it fun and you will be successful!

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