Putting Technology on Trial: How Libraries Can Adapt to Changing Information Expectations
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The document discusses how technology is changing the role of libraries and cultural institutions. It notes that technology has increased the speed, spread and storage of information, and allows for new patterns of interaction. However, it emphasizes that the focus should remain on serving individuals and communities. New technologies can help libraries provide innovative experiences for learning and literacy while embracing their role as hubs of information, creation and experimentation.
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- 74. VicPLN Program • 12 Units • Focus on web tools • Building networks • Blog reflections • Being a true Learner P–74
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- 77. Games P–77
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- 79. Games that hack the location P–79
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- 81. Systems – Osmos P–81
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