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Day Long Workshop for Maine Libraries in Bangor, Augusta.Waterville, & Portland on May 12-14.
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- 1. At the Heart of Libraries? Encouraging Innovation in Library Land Stephen Abram, MLS, FSLA Bangor, Augusta & Portland, Maine May 12-14, 2010
- 3. CHANGE
- 5. The BIG Challenge “ The Internet has now progressed to its infancy” Search, Social Networks, Learning, Commerce
- 7. Classic Cartoon, but . . .
- 8. Start here Not the solution!
- 21. LEAD
- 23. Learning Flow Life Flow Workflow Community Flow Social Flow Age Stage
- 25. Where are they going? Where did they come from?
- 26. Discovery
- 28. A Challenge to Leadership
- 42. Diabetes Online Yes, Stephen did just say Lizard Spit
- 43. Kids
- 46. The Scary re-wiring of the Millennials and post-Millennials
- 49. Usability The A frame adopted from newspaper layout is not what works. Eyetools
- 50. Learning
- 52. Millennial Characteristics Credit: Richard Sweeney, NJIT Entrepreneurial Patriotic Inclusive Multi-taskers Achievement Oriented Graphical Family Oriented Healthy Lifestyle More Liberal and more conservative Direct Confident Independent Experiential Gamers Nomadic Collaborative High Expectations Civic Minded Adaptive / Flexible Balanced Lives Format Agnostic More Choices Internet Natives Optimistic / Positive Respect Intelligence More Diverse More Friends Principled / Values
- 54. The Engagement Ladder Read/View Argue/Defend Present/Teach Stimulate/Live Act on/ Discuss Content Source Situation Dr. Thomas Davenport
- 61. Search
- 65. Will we find our voice? Bing Google Facebook Social Media (Twitter) Libraries
- 66. Next up: Geo-IP
- 67. Play
- 68. It is about play
- 69. Play
- 71. Teamwork
- 72. Mobile
- 79. Are you ready for a 21 st Century book experience?
- 85. What about censorship? Freedom of expression? Freedom…. In general
- 91. Piano
- 92. content
- 93. Get your head out of the book
- 95. Dedicated eBook Readers
- 104. Are you ready for boundaryless, containerless content?
- 105. Is the traditional book or text book now a hollow experience?
- 106. Are we ready for the post book world? http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=book+sculpture&page=44
- 114. What will the new text and reading experience be for books, news, scholarship and magazines? Can we assemble them like IKEA? Or on the fly?
- 115. Can we do better than GM did in adapting to change? Does the IKEA Strategy work for GM. End User - Assemble it yourself!
- 116. Newspapers: Assemble them yourself. Re-imagine the book, the textbook, the video, the coursepack, and the experience.
- 117. social
- 120. Magazine Content Goes Social
- 121. News Content Goes Social
- 124. Apple/Amazon
- 126. Community
- 127. Conversations
- 128. Relationships
- 129. Community Networks
- 130. Life
- 131. Connection
- 132. Personalization
- 133. Personalization
- 134. Personalization
- 135. I am unique. Understand me. It’s personal.
- 136. Don’t limit me! Who are you to limit me?
- 137. The Next 17 Slides “ Detail that can be reviewed later online”
- 142. The Sharing Economy
- 144. Get Good at The Cloud
- 147. Luck / Opportunity
- 148. Comfort
- 149. Simplicity
- 150. How do you get noticed?
- 153. Don’t let this ecology scare you.
- 156. What is the scariest scenario? I have an archaeology background . . .
- 165. Exercise #1
- 166. Exercise #2 How are you going to reach out?
- 167. Exercise #3 What else have you got?
- 168. Exercise #4
- 187. Has confirmed your friend request. Gale wants to be your friend, and partner. Not just another vendor.
- 188. Stephen Abram, MLS, FSLA VP Strategic Partnerships and Markets Gale, Cengage Learning Cel: 416-669-4855 [email_address] http://www.cengage.com Stephen’s Lighthouse Blog http:// stephenslighthouse.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- Good morning…Welcome to Boston and ALA midwinter 2010. I’m [SALES REP] and I’m here today to introduce you to some ways that Gale is helping you speak out for your library and libraries everywhere. Here at Gale, “Speak Out For Libraries” is more that simply a message of library advocacy … although we’re certainly strong advocates for your efforts to bring superior services to your communities…
- As you may know, Gale now owns Encyclopedia.com - one of the top ten ranked reference sites in the world It’s a resource we intend to use to raise awareness of libraries and their resources and help us develop better products for libraries Encyclopedia.com results appear in Search Engine searches such as Google …then serve as a gateway to your library Another way we’re helping you speak out for your library…
- Every encyclopedia.com article discovered on the Web through Google search will display 15% of the article with a caption to read the rest of the article “courtesy of your local library”
- A few quick steps help the user zero in on a local library that provides this resource - in this case The Gale Encyclopedia of Science from the Gale Virtual Reference Library
- The entire article is then delivered by Encyclopedia.com - including your library’s address information This article references the eBook edition of The Gale Encyclopedia of Science from the library’s Gale Virtual Reference Collection >> TRANSITION >> There is content available from a selection of Gale Virtual Reference titles with more eBooks and other Gale content to be added in the coming months. Another way we’re helping you speak out for your library…