Techomnibraryv2

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The document discusses the future of libraries and technologies that may be prevalent in the next 5-10 years. It envisions a single mobile device that allows users to search library resources through voice commands and obtain recommendations as well as purchase excerpts from books. Such a "techomnibrary" would be online, dynamic, federated, voice-activated, visually-oriented, customizable, and community-oriented. For libraries to thrive in this environment, the summary suggests they focus on community spaces, train librarians in technology, standardize metadata and digitization, find funding, use open source solutions, and leverage expertise from technology-savvy subject librarians available online.

Techomnibrary The library that fits in your pocket Amy M Ostrom 6 December 2005

What are the technological opportunities and challenges that libraries will face in the next 5-10 years?? In light of both these opportunities and challenges, what will libraries need to do to remain vital to our user communities?

Imagine a cell phone/mp3 player/PDA/game console/Internet browser device (EBKSs) that has a flexible slide-out touch-sensitive screen

Now imagine speaking to the EBKS, “search text: wine” On screen is a list of websites and books with option to further narrow the search or select a recommendation “ search taste: sweet” A book on dessert wines is listed with prices and availability at the nearest library according to your location (the EBKS has GPS you know)

Not only will you pick up the book later (put a hold request) but you wish to purchase five pages from it right now as you’re at the grocery store looking for a wine to go with dinner. I call this…. Insta-Info!

dynamic!! (CSS3, AJAX, XHTML, RSS2, XML, PHP)

community oriented (peer review, peer support)

open (source) open (access) open (for business)

How do libraries exist with these characteristics?

Rediscover space and community, i.e. Information Commons

Create an army of techbrarians for the techomnibrary

Standardize metadata and digital processes

Digitize materials for indexing or online access

Questions? Insta-Info is made possible by metadata and analysis done by tech-saavy field-specialized librarians who are always available online

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The Future Is Here, So Now What?St. Petersburg College

Our world is changing and it can be difficult to process it all. A stimulating library can help make sense of these changes and inspire library users to participate in this era of continuous change. Libraries are enhancing people’s lives through emerging technologies and library programming. Learn how libraries are constructing an environment conducive to information discovery, sharing, and lifelong learning and glimpse the future of what libraries can become.

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Techomnibraryv2

1. Techomnibrary The library that fits in your pocket Amy M Ostrom 6 December 2005

2. What are the technological opportunities and challenges that libraries will face in the next 5-10 years?? In light of both these opportunities and challenges, what will libraries need to do to remain vital to our user communities?

3. What technologies might we see?

4. Imagine a cell phone/mp3 player/PDA/game console/Internet browser device (EBKSs) that has a flexible slide-out touch-sensitive screen

5. ?

6. Now imagine speaking to the EBKS, “search text: wine” On screen is a list of websites and books with option to further narrow the search or select a recommendation “ search taste: sweet” A book on dessert wines is listed with prices and availability at the nearest library according to your location (the EBKS has GPS you know)

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8. They will have these characteristics…

9. online and digital

10. dynamic!! (CSS3, AJAX, XHTML, RSS2, XML, PHP)

11. federated – the AI search box

12. voice activation

13. multi-sensational searching

14. visually oriented

15. multilingual

16. customizable

17. community oriented (peer review, peer support)

18. selective

19. open (source) open (access) open (for business)