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- Horizon Report - http://bit.ly/UJqHYz\nGartner Technology triggers - http://bit.ly/UJr4Cq\n
- - # of cells in rural china outnumber desktops; often the only way for 3rd world countries to access internet\n- US now over 50% smartphones\n- Canada 2011, over 23 million cell phones, 33% smartphones; 37% with data plan\n\n- mobile phone for library card; West Vancouver public library, King Township, Boulder public library: cardstar or key ring app\n- issue, scanners - can they read the barcode properly\n\n- qr codes: \n- start with definite, who's used?\n- what are libraries doing: link to services, link to online resources, qr codes in catalogues, qr code at point of need (scanners, audio tours, in bookstacks), scavenger hunts\n-US 2012 - 20% scanned, up 5%, mostly 25-44 age range (16% 18-24); 2010 - 20% students could actually scan, highly unlikely to. limit to amount of info you can put in\n- get outside; link to mobile; provide alternatives; size and location matters; keep it short; add value; save time; don't over do it; don't end up on wtfqrcodes\n- rectennas - cheap way to transmit data from objects when swiped (less than 1 penny to produce, radio waves emitted from a smartphone to transmit data to it from a tiny chip.\n- near field communication - wireless tech, proximity based: google wallet, mc pay pass\n- internet of things: linking devices and physical assists (tv connected to internet), network aware smart object - physical world with info world\n\n- augmented reality: library shelf reading ShelvAR (Miami university augmented reality research group), Layar: locations of libraries and bookstores. \n- TagWhat - Virginia Beach Public Library, Chesterfield County Public Library - add location data to digital objects in a collection, combines on a map )history, oral history, images, etc)\n- historical tours, book tours?, added value: next seminar on subject, next book in series coming out, etc. \n- Gartner things 5-10 years before plateau of productivity, past peak of inflated expectations.\n\n- apps vs browsers: go browser based, make it look like an app\n- device divide\n\n- touch screens: playing cards that interact with iPad screen: nuko cards. uses Touchcode, capacitive inks (act like fingers)\n\n- mobile means get out! library hot rod: Fraser Valley Regional Library, not just about books\n\n
- - huge interest in coding, creating, hacking\n- 3d scanners - expect productive 5-10 years. Dalhousie working on a project with 3 scanners\n- 3d printers - much more common. MakerBot just out with another model, opened up a storefront. peak of inflated expectations\n- Lafayette Public Library: Fab Lab\n- Innisfil, hired librarian to work towards digital media lab\n- huge interest in coding: 100 000 in 2 days for Code Year; raspberry pi sold out in minutes ($35); arduino boards - cheap and easy to play with\n
- - already using it\n- from managing/deploying/procuring to provision and management\n- ias (vm ware, amazon cloud)\n- pas (ILS)\n- sas (discovery layers, im, libguides, sharepoint, opacs, resolvers, etc) \n- garnet - 2-5 years\n- benefits: cost, scalability, flexibility, reliability, collaboration, green\n- privacy, security, reliability, data ownership, control\n- chrome book, chrome box, bookmarking, mail, etc\n- (remember the milk, iCloud, email; dropbox, gdocs, gcal, doodle, slideshare, prezi, evernote, pinterest, delicious, inboard)\n- rise of mobility, more reliance on cloud computing\n
- - print on demand: espresso machines. Windsor Public Library, TPL, Sacremento and others. Pharmacies in US getting print on demand\n- mobile printing - community printing. Lethbride working for new bookmobile with mobile printing\n
- - prices going up. random house - 3xs; hatchet 220%; \n- ownership vs renting random house limit # of loans\n- new players all the time\n- adding value/features: links, graphics, interactive, gamification\n- device dependencies\n- walmart no longer selling kindles, 2nd store to drop\n- training big issue\n
- - largely academic\n- creating data at amazing rate, what will we do with it, do we support it, how do we support community data\n- do we create space for it, save it?\n- expecting productivity in 2-5 years\n
- - bullied bus monitor - 2 days, 500K, 700K total, original goal 5K\n- telsa museum - 850K goal, 1million in 9 days rather than 45 (Matthew Inman)\n- kick-starter - hackerspace in iran; literary studio in serialized fiction \n- new way to fund community projects??\n
- Don’t do it all\n\n
- Don’t change technology just to change\n
- Look ahead but focus on needs of your community\n\n
- Make it meaningful for your users - add value to their lives, not bling\n
- CiL 2011 - Rebecca Jones\nstrategically decide what’s best \nstart with pilot projects\nOLA discovery fund\n
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