It ain’t hip happening or hot
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- 1. It Ain’t Hip, Happening or Hot:Why Gen-Xers Think You're Irrelevant and What to Do About It
- 3. You’re not really irrelevant, but you play one on TV Connection is where it’s at get Out of the
- 4. The library is the sweet spot. “ ”Michael Porter ( LibraryM an )
- 6. Libraries should be about the people they’re for, not about the services we think they need. “ ” Barbara Fister, Gustavus Adolphus College, MN
- 7. Library core values should match customer and community core
- 8. Radical Trust in Patrons Zappos Core Values •Deliver WOW Through Service •Embrace and Drive Change •Create Fun and a Little Weirdness •Be Adventurous, Creative, and Open Minded Customer
- 9. Librarians have made retrieval and accuracy a god – disregarding what users’ preferences are -Chrystie Hill Inside Outside and Online: Building Your Library Community
- 10. “We want to get freshmen in the door, showoff our space, and hopefully make them feel comfortable. Let them see that we are approachable and not stogy. We want to set the bar high and raise their expectations of what the library is or can be.” -Brian Matthews the Ubiquitous Librarian
- 11. Why not? Poker ?
- 14. No cell phones No Patrons.
- 18. I want things to work and work well…If it’s hard to use, limited in weird ways or doesn’t have interesting-to-me content, I’m gone – Michael Stephens
- 19. These images were produced by Queens Library. Design by Interactive & Print Designer: Laura E. Sgambati. Concept by Chief Marketing Officer: James A. Keller.
- 20. These images were produced by Queens Library. Design by Interactive & Print Designer: Laura E. Sgambati. Concept by Chief Marketing Officer: James A. Keller.
- 21. These images were produced by Queens Library. Design by Interactive & Print Designer: Laura E. Sgambati. Concept by Chief Marketing Officer: James A. Keller.
- 25. I want to start my own business. Is the library where I go for help?
- 29. Do you offerTransactions or Experiences? We Live in an Experienc e Economy
- 30. Expand Our Chance to Participate
- 32. Interaction and EngagementIs your social media presence full of announceme or personality? Don’t be the library,
- 33. Seth Godin : Libraries are no longer places for obscure books. The web is that. Libraries are places to organize the “ ”
- 35. 60 %
- 36. Is this the message you want to send?
- 37. Or this?
- 39. Or even better, this?
- 40. Show Your Face
- 41. Shift from sites of information to sites of collabora o inpu creatio
- 46. Collection developm ent Where To Go for the Good Stuff
- 49. No one owns these
- 50. eReader owners who say they read more with an eReader than before. 4 0 % Where are you on ebooks?
- 51. Some people don’t want to chat, be known, have a conversation
- 52. I eat at home with your books (I also read on the beach and in the bathtub!) So let me, no, encourage me
- 53. Like, gawd, let me pay online already! Click here to donate
- 54. Be a CSA
- 57. Curbl y
- 58. Ikea Hacker
- 60. Communal hybrid of a public library inside a pub
- 61. Classes Suck Where are the classes on:
- 63. First Time
- 64. Power of the Unexpected Doing things together creates community. Michael Wesch CRAZY
- 65. Book Club over drinks at the bar? Ye s and
- 66. Give The m Wha t
- 67. Take a Look at the Apple Genius Bar
- 69. Online Interviews with Bloggers/Authors like 7 impossible Things Before Breakfast
- 70. Trivia Night!
- 71. to see what’s happening. Where are people What are people doing? Go there. Or bring LOOK
- 74. 5Web Celebrities You’ve Never Heard Of shouldkeepaneyeon
- 75. Do oce
- 76. Cory Doct orow
- 77. Seth
- 79. Frank
- 81. Our time would be better spent observing the core needs of our communities and thinking of exciting ways to meet them. And here’s the kicker: while access to information seems likely to be a core need for some time to come, checking materials in and out
- 82. You’re not really irrelevant, but you play one on TV Connection and engagement
Editor's Notes
- We’re talking adults here. Who haven’t stopped wanting to be silly and have fun.
- They delivery materials to your house ala netflix
- Cell phone is part of our life-flow
- Millenials send and receive 100s of texts a day
- Fundraising – give me something I can get behind. No more stuffy wine-tasting and auctions.
- Hire front line staff who know the difference
- FREE training AND networking
- Pub outside of Budapest is also a library
- The compost bins are used for all of the library garden and yard trimmings and are a teaching site for lake friendly gardening practices. The library staff, visitors and local restaurants also add to the compost. Interpretive signs are above each bin explaining the composting process. Backyard composting is a way to reconnect to our environment. When residents and visitors see how economical, how environmentally friendly and how easy the compost process is, we hope that they will be inspired to start their own backyard composting. Finished compost is used in all the library gardens. No other fertilizers are used in the gardens or lawn. Herbicides and pesticides are never used in these gardens.