Creating the Future of Mobile Library Services

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This audience-driven session will use input from you to highlight current trends, best practices, and emerging futures of mobile services. Together we will push the boundaries and pull the horizons to invent the future of mobile libraries and establish best practices for continuing success. Joe Murphy and Chad Mairn will lend their expertise to answer questions of what’s next in order to provide a clearer path to accomplishing the goal of putting your library conveniently in your user’s pocket.

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Creating the Future of Mobile Library Services with Joe Murphy & Chad Mairn Handheld Librarian Online Conference III

Track Overview What’s Happening With Mobile in Libraries with Chris Tonjes, today @ 1:00 p.m. CDT Developing & Designing for Mobile with Jeff Wisniewski, today @ 2:00 p.m. CDT Mobile Tips & Practices with Jason A. Clark, Laurie Bridges, and Kim Griggs,today @ 4:30 p.m. CDT

Handheld Librarian Online Conference Twitter Backchannel #hhlib @libraryfuture @cmairn

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Why libraries should have a mobile presence. “Mobile phones create new kinds of bounded places that merge the infrastructures of geography and technology, as well as techno-social practices thatmerge technical standards and social norms." (Moll, 2007, p.12) The mobile web is connecting people to information while they are on the go, so this is a great space for libraries! Plus mobile phones have surpassed PCs and landline phones combined, so your potential audience is huge!

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“Fundamentally, 'mobile' refers to the user, not the device or application.”Barbara Ballard Designing the Mobile User Experience

Calvin Klein using QR codes http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

Personal iPhone stations at Japanese Burger Kings http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

Space Builder - A mobile scanner app that allows users to create their own catalogs and custom views as they shop. http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

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The Future of Mobile App Development? http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/

Future considerations: library advocacy, librarian as app, fingerprint-proof touch screens, face recognition, voice capabilities (translation, VoIP, Foursquare Voice, in-car systems, Vivox etc.), push technologies, augmented reality and reference, mobile browsers, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, humanity, culture, dialogue, …

Contact Information mairn.chad@spcollege.edu (727) 341.7181 + 1 (727) 537.6405 chadmairn@gmail.com @cmairn With your phone take a quick photo of this code and you’ll be directed to my mobile contact page. For the software, visit http://www.beetagg.com

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Joe Murphy Twitter: libraryfuture Yale Science Libraries joseph.murphy@yale.edu www.facebook.com/joemurphy3

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5. Why libraries should have a mobile presence. “Mobile phones create new kinds of bounded places that merge the infrastructures of geography and technology, as well as techno-social practices thatmerge technical standards and social norms." (Moll, 2007, p.12) The mobile web is connecting people to information while they are on the go, so this is a great space for libraries! Plus mobile phones have surpassed PCs and landline phones combined, so your potential audience is huge!

6. Uploaded to Flickr on November 8, 2007 by Travelin' Librarian

7. Uploaded to Flickr on November 29, 2006 by Michael Casey

9. “Fundamentally, 'mobile' refers to the user, not the device or application.”Barbara Ballard Designing the Mobile User Experience

10. On the Go!

11. Pay Attention To Other Industries

12. Calvin Klein using QR codes http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

13. Personal iPhone stations at Japanese Burger Kings http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

14. Space Builder - A mobile scanner app that allows users to create their own catalogs and custom views as they shop. http://www.mobilebehavior.com/

15. Library of Congress ‘Passport to Knowledge’

16. SQFT http://www.psfk.com/2010/06/sqft-wieden-kennedy-new-york-responds-to-psfk-future-of-retail-report.html

17. The Future of Mobile App Development? http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/

18. Future considerations: library advocacy, librarian as app, fingerprint-proof touch screens, face recognition, voice capabilities (translation, VoIP, Foursquare Voice, in-car systems, Vivox etc.), push technologies, augmented reality and reference, mobile browsers, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, humanity, culture, dialogue, …

19. Contact Information mairn.chad@spcollege.edu (727) 341.7181 + 1 (727) 537.6405 chadmairn@gmail.com @cmairn With your phone take a quick photo of this code and you’ll be directed to my mobile contact page. For the software, visit http://www.beetagg.com

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41. Twitter: libraryfuture Joe Murphy joseph.murphy@yale.edu www.facebook.com/joemurphy3

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