Technologies to Watch: 2017 Edition
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Tom Stoppard said that “Every age thinks it’s the modern age, but this one really is” and he was spot on because innovation moves so quickly that it seems our world is blurring. All these technology advancements can make it difficult to select the most beneficial one[s] for your library to focus on, if any. In this webinar, discover what groundbreaking technologies will be on the horizon in 2017 and beyond and discuss as a group how all these advancements can fit into a variety of libraries to help them remain a guiding light into the future.
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Technologies to Watch: 2017 Edition
- 1. Technologies/Innovation … To Watch in 2016/7 Technologies to Watch
- 2. Agenda • Discover what groundbreaking technologies to watch in 2017. • Discuss how all these advancements can fit into a variety of libraries to make them shine a bright light into the future.
- 3. "Every age thinks it's the modern age, but this one really is." Tom Stoppard from 'The Invention of Love'
- 4. Library Stories of 2016 Source: https://goo.gl/63OoW1 1. Carla Hayden Makes History 2. Trump 3. Orlando ALA Conference 4. Google Case Ends 5. GSU Prevails (Again) in E-Reserves Case; Publishers Appeal (Again) 6. Change at the Copyright Office 7. Copyright Reform 8. EveryLibrary Launches ESSA Effort 9. SimplyE, and the State of Library E-books 10.NYPL Labs in Limbo
- 5. “Stop thinking of the future, and anchor yourself in the present.” ~ Darth Plagueis Image source: https://goo.gl/WXirO3
- 7. Some Common Technologies to Watch in 2017 • Self-driving Cars • Drones • 3D Design/Printing • AR/VR/MR • Artificial Intelligence • Security • Critical Thinking and Learning? • Blockchain • Internet of Things (IoT) • Gaming • Communication
- 9. Video source: https://youtu.be/nzbPNpTYby4 Amazon’s "airborne fulfillment center.”
- 10. Other ideas: www.publiclibrariesonline.org/2016/01/drones-the-library/ Built our own drone with a GoPro camera!
- 11. Focus on 3D design, not the printing!
- 12. Virtual Reality (VR) is a realistic simulation of an environment, including 3D graphics, by a computer system using interactive software and hardware. Augmented Reality (AR) superimposes a computer-generated image onto a user's view of the real world Mixed Reality (MR) real and virtual worlds to produce new environments and visualizations where physical and digital objects co-exist and interact in real time.
- 13. VR Painting using Quill, powered by the Oculus Rift Video source: https://youtu.be/EzsG1uqfDTQ
- 15. Visit https://www.facebook.com/MarsCuriosity on your smartphone and move 360 degrees around Mars!
- 16. Images by Chris Demmons and Chad Mairn
- 18. Create a mixed reality game in your library using Aurasma www.aurasma.com/
- 19. Magic Leap Partners With Lucasfilm https://youtu.be/s2iSatREfpI Video source: https://youtu.be/s2iSatREfpI
- 20. ‘s More at: https://goo.gl/264Wr3 Content is now viewable on …
- 21. VR https://blendervr.limsi.fr/doku.php Create your own VR environments! etc.
- 23. Google Scholar results: https://goo.gl/JZh0F9
- 25. iLab received 3 grants for 2017!
- 26. Hello world! Video at: https://youtu.be/LguXfHKsa0c
- 27. Apple Acquires Startup That Reads Emotions From Facial Expressions Source: https://goo.gl/032Qiz
- 28. www.channel4.com/programmes/black-mirror/ Black Mirror is a great TV show that highlights our “collective unease about our modern world.” Technology is the villain! When a screen is off it is like a “black mirror”, so perhaps it is a warning? Funny thing: we are watching the show on our screens!
- 29. Websites that design themselves! thegrid.io
- 30. Digital Assistants Image source: http://goo.gl/obFOfu
- 31. Video source: https://youtu.be/SYVExWwmRlI Nothing is Real! Well, fake news is real!
- 32. Use strong passwords Use a password vault (e.g., Keepass) Don’t use the same password Use Two-factor authentication Use encryption Be safe, smart and secure! ! Be skeptical Verify everything Read a lot Ask experts Think critically
- 33. B.S. Detector searches all links on a given webpage for references to unreliable sources, checking against a manually compiled list of domains. It then provides visual warnings about the presence of questionable links or the browsing of questionable websites: http://bsdetector.tech/
- 34. Pay library fines using BitCoin? More info at bitcoin.org
- 36. Images source: http://goo.gl/s651U8 Smart Cement
- 40. http://igd.ala.org Libraries that circulate games: http://www.libsuccess.org/Libraries_Circulating_Games
- 41. By 2019 more than ten billion mobile devices will exchange 35 quintillion (1 followed by 18 zeros) bytes of information each month — and that’s just mobile devices. Image source: http://goo.gl/7k4efJ Source: http://goo.gl/cfiS8u
- 42. Turn on a light and have data transmission more than 100 times faster than traditional WiFi!
- 44. Libraries: Innovative Spaces to
- 45. How to Create a Makerspace?
- 47. Why should we do this in our libraries?
- 50. Share experiences … Photo credit: Chris Demmons
- 52. Playtime!
- 54. Circulating iLab
- 55. Hackerboxes.com
- 56. Piper Minecraft Computer: https://www.buildpiper.com/
- 57. Workshops filled very quickly, so we had to create 3 different sessions: 2 for homeschoolers and the other for the public. Check out our Maker Boot Camp documentary: https://youtu.be/kO3_NRWHZ9E
- 58. The cool thing about Makerspaces is that you will have a space to include interesting technologies that are NOT even invented yet. Perpetual Beta!
- 59. 2016 Horizon Report Source: http://goo.gl/mJf4a2 Seems to be a common theme across the board.
- 61. Some Coursera Recommended Courses
- 63. Recycle for a good cause! https://www.facebook.com/groups/GadgetsForGood/
- 64. Are social networks REALLY about connecting with people? Are we presenting anything meaningful or is the general public becoming mindless automatons reposting the “news” over and over again? Are we being pulled into “like behavior?” Pretty soon we’ll have thought bubbles floating over our head and there will be no mystery to our lives.
- 67. Read the Horizon Report! Go behind the scenes at http://library.wiki.nmc.org/ https://www.nmc.org/nmc-horizon/
- 69. It is nice to learn about these new technologies etc., but it can be stretching a bit to find a place in libraries for most of them.
- 70. Websites that design themselves! thegrid.io
- 72. We Need To Talk About Communication is a community project. It’s an online conversation about what it means to communicate in the offline world. On a web platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
- 73. an online community where the contributions and the conversation shape the website
- 75. communication is changing and we need to talk about it before the concept and practice are moribund
- 79. what’s next?
- 80. spread the word become a part of the community
- 82. Contact me!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Splicing the unknown with the known and sharing experiences with others is my main goal in life – professionally and personally. My mission is to give people access to technologies, PEOPLE, organizations, and information so that they can take it to unknown territories and perhaps one day create something that makes lives better! I tell everyone I work with that if they have, what they think is a good idea, to GO WITH IT! Who knows were it will take them. Take things apart, turn stuff upside down so people can view it in new ways … be surprised and inspired. The Innovation Lab: a place to Dream. Think. Create.
- Brandon and Stephen, iLab volunteers, working together to revive an archaic PC.
- It is my goal to stimulate creativity to enable people to explore their imaginations. I learn so much guiding people to these tools. I am not an expert with technology, but know enough to have a lot of fun.
- This was from last year’s first Hour of Code event. Stephen, from the last picture, led the class and it was his first time teaching. He loved it and wants to do it again! Many of our lab volunteers teach classes and do excellent work. They inspire me!
- I am very lucky to work with a variety of people in the iLab, which is housed in a joint-use facility: public and academic library. We get, for example, cosplay people who want to 3D print parts for their costumes and gamers who want to create new game pieces; however, we also get inventors who want to test out their ideas. I spoke with a dentist the other day who wants to test some 3D prints for his practice in the lab. It is pretty cool that we could have something to do with an invention or a tool that may change the world.
- Watching kids play with these technologies is enlightening. They are not afraid to make mistakes. Adults can learn a lot from kids! I am thrilled to be able to offer technologies through the lab that people, in many cases, don’t have access to. We are a technology playground!
- My daughter’s first reaction when using our homemade virtual reality headset. We built one of these to hold our interest until our Oculus Rift Developer Kit arrived. We built a hologram out of a CD case and cell phone. I am going to do an Instructable for the tablet version next week.
- We now let our Raspberry Pi and Arduino kits leave the lab so people can work in the comfort of their own homes. They can check out technology similarly to the way they check out books and other traditional library items.