The document discusses how technology is shaping learning, literacy, and libraries. It explores how technology is changing the spaces, roles, and services that libraries provide. It argues that libraries must evolve to remain relevant by embracing digital networks, user participation, creativity, collaboration, community building, and changing approaches to curriculum and information literacy. Libraries are transforming from places focused on books and information to centers that empower users and build knowledge networks.

1. Learning, literacy, and libraries La Trobe University http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3220/2852544928_008ca19eaa.jpg

7. Dan Terzian

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15. Information

16. Information

17. Information

19. State Library of Victoria

20. Visualizations

21. Infographics - Google

22. Twitter - Trendsmap

23. Twitter – We Feel Fine

26. Collaboration

27. Outside-In Cinema

30. Community - Social media

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32. Community - Networks

34. Games in the Library

37. Libraryhack

39. Community technologies

40. Community technologies

43. Curriculum

44. Curriculum - Research skills

45. Curriculum - ergo

47. Curriculum

49. “ I love what you’ve done with the place.”

50. “ It was great to see a public resource used creatively.”