Waxing and Waning: Tech Trends for the Library Landscape
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The document discusses trends in libraries that are increasing ("waxing") and decreasing ("waning"). It identifies several areas that are waxing, such as self-checkout stations, informal engagement, resource sharing, and cloud-based applications. Meanwhile, it notes areas that are waning like paper collections, local catalogs, and duplicate records. Overall, the document encourages libraries to embrace new technologies, informal practices, and sharing resources with other institutions.
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Waxing and Waning: Tech Trends for the Library Landscape
- 1. Waxing and Waning: Tech Trends for the Library Landscape Karen G. Schneider October, 2009 http://www.geekologie.com/2007/06/24-week/
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- 7. waxing: the quest for narrative
- 8. Speak with a human voice. Michael Stephens
- 9. With the aim of improving our service and our efficiency, the circulation area at the Main Library will be remodeled for better patron accessibility and oriented toward increased self-checkout options . To this end were adding two more self-checkout stations, for a total of four. Well have the same number of circulation clerks
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- 11. 敬温稼庄稼乙
- 13. embrace the yes
- 16. allowed
- 17. welcome
- 18. permitted
- 19. encouraged
- 20. not here
- 21. in this zone
- 22. waxing: ubiquitous informal engagement
- 23. Embrace the blur
- 26. waxing & waning: traditional circ
- 27. waning: paper
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- 30. waxing: centralized mass storage
- 32. yield ownership to access www.flickr.com/photos/brooklyn_museum/2785069966/in/set-72157606873382962 /
- 33. waning: the locally-installed catalog
- 34. rethink staffing and workflows
- 36. brace for cloud-based disasters
- 38. question the duplicate-record model
- 39. waxing:
- 40. be open to open
- 41. waxing: pretty-good, unified discovery
- 42. think like its 1877
- 43. & think like its 1963
- 45. embrace the mesh
- 46. waxing: the library as destination
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- 50. waxing: the experience library
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- 67. opportunities wax in hard times
- 70. plan a controlled burn http://www.fws.gov/northeast/patuxent/fire.html
- 71. whats your narrative? where are you waxing and waning? how will you embrace yes?
- 72. you are welcome to remix and reuse these slides. attribution appreciated. thanks! [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- First, a little about me.
- These are the places I have lived, and this is where I live now
- We tell ourselves stories in order to live Joan Didion
- This is not communication
- U.S. newsprint capacity, which reached a record 7.46 million tons in 2000, has recorded steady declines since then, falling a cumulative 28.7 percent to 5.32 million tons in 2007. This marked the lowest point for U.S. newsprint capacity since 1980.
- Librarians can design their own software
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/george_eastman_house/3122866921/
- Typical workflow, Alexandrian library
- Scott Garrison, Western Michigan U: lowering the barrier on learning the tool, raise the bar for information literacy
- 1877 card catalog
- We need different data architecture, so we can be agile in our service models. Courtesy of UOIT.
- Happy patron, Redwood City, CA
- Expats at a library cafe