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- 2017 Week 27-31,32-35 & 36-39 : More Toronto Public Library Branches Open On Sundays, Aspen Institute With New Action Guide, Libraries As Publishers JEP Special Issue, IFLA Releases Library Map of the World, Training Librarians as Evaluators to Show Library Value
- 2017 Week 14-17,18-22 & 23-26 : ALA and ACRL Support Net Neutrality; Library Hours in NYC Still Lag Behind Other Big Cities, Fact Vs.Fake News Librarian Resources, New Technology Library Systems Report 2017, Nashville Public Library Named Library of the Year, Overdrive Starts Libby, AASL With 2017 List of Best Apps for Teaching & Learning
- 2017 Week 10,11,12 & 13 : Best Free Reference Websites & Apps,Trump’s Budget Eliminates Funding For IMLS, Cheatsheet to Live Video, NYC with new page for the NYC Open Data web portal,At U Chicago You Can Checkout Materials With Camera on Your Phone
- 2017 Week 6,7,8 & 9: First Cyber Library To Be Build By A Theme Park Company In Florida?,”Anythink Libraries Develops The One Kind Word Project, Best Reference Titles of 2016, Measuring the True Impact of Public Libraries, ProQuest Starts Displaced Researchers Program, Artificial Intelligence And The Future Of Work
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2017 Week 40-44,45-48 & 49-52 : EveryLibrary To Build A National Base of Library Supporters, RedLink’s Library Dashboard Awarded, Europeana Publishes “Impact Playbook”,Google Refers Users to Library Ebooks from OverDrive, SJSU-Led Team Researches Blockchain in Libraries
How Libraries can Build Communities with Minecraft (YALSA blog) “On Thursday afternoons, in the heart of the Beacon Hill Library in Seattle, you might find an animated group of youth on laptops designing parkour courses, rendering torch lit dungeons or co-constructing … Continue reading
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Tagged Blockchain, Boopsie, Community Organizing Systems, Data, DPLA, eBooks, Europeana, EveryLibrary, Gale, Google, Hennepin County Library, Invisible Web; Deep Web, Law Research, Lexis Nexis, Management, MnSpin, NYPL, Overdrive, PatronPoint, QueensLibrary, SPL
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Week 49,50,51 & 52: Why Public Libraries Must Use Customer Experience To Improve Services for Their Communities, Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2017, Texas A&M University Opens Virtual Learning Lab With zSpace Virtual Reality (VR) Technology, How Employees Shaped Strategy At The New York Public Library, Becoming an Open Library Leader?
Why Public Libraries Must Use Customer Experience To Improve Services for Their Communities ( Library Blogs Buzz Weekly) Customer Experience is often defined as “the product of an interaction between an organization and a customer over the duration of their … Continue reading
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Tagged BIBFRAME, Cambridge University Library, Columbus Metropolitan Library, Coursera, Customer Experience, DPLA, Hoaxy, Invisible Web; Deep Web, Lexis Nexis, Library of Congress, NYPL, Open Library Leader, Public Libraries in England, QueensLibrary, ROI for Libraries, Spacefinder, Texas A&M University, University of Nevada, Virtual Learning Lab
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Week 45,46,47 & 48 :California State Library Starts Veterans Connect @ the Library, New Digital Literacy Strategic Brief Released, PLA Publishes The First Project Outcome Annual Report, Linked Data: Building the Future for Libraries, Internet Archive Enhances Its Search Functionality
California State Library Starts Veterans Connect @ the Library (Library Blogs Buzz Weekly) “The California State Library developed a project to bring Veterans Resource Centers (VRCs) to public libraries in the state. Working in partnership with the California Department … Continue reading
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Tagged 24-Hour Library, Australian Public Library Standards, AutomatedLibraries, Cambridge Public Library, Copyright, Crowdfunding, Digital Literacy, DuckDuckGo, Google, InstantFlix, Internet Archive, Library Journal Index of Public Library Service, Linked Data, Materials Preservation, NoveList, NYPL, PLA Project Outcome, San Antonio Public Library, SirsiDynix
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Week 36,37,38, & 39: Blockchain Is The Technology Behind The Next Generation Of The Internet, Human Centered Design Is Gaining Popularity In Libraries, Join The “Library 2.016: Libraries of the Future” Mini-Conference,Only 17% of Adult Americans Are Digital Ready, EBSCO Develops Stacks, A Turnkey Web Content Management System for Public Libraries
Blockchain Is The Technology Behind The Next Generation Of The Internet ( Library Blogs Buzz Weekly) “What is the blockchain? In this TED talk Don Tapscott is “demystifying this world-changing, trust-building technology which, he says, represents nothing less than the … Continue reading
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Tagged BiblioTech, Blockchain, Brooklyn Public Library, CollectionHQ, EBSCO, Human Centered Design, Library 2.016: Libraries of the Future” Mini-Conference, Library Kiosks, Library User Experience, NYPL, Stacks, University of Toronto, UserExperienceDesign, Yandex, ZipCar
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Week 31,32,33,34 &35: New Helsinki Central Library Designed By Residents, What is the Purpose-Based Library ?Library in Finland Installs Soundproofed Karaoke Booth, NASA With New Web Portal For Research, At The Request of Sno-Isle Libraries OverDrive Develops Demand-Driven Acquisition (DDA) Model, What is the Decentralized Web?
Helsinki’s New Library is Pretty Cool ( David Lee King) “The new Helsinki Central Library, due to open in 2018, was designed for the urban dwellers of Helsinki by the residents themselves. That’s the reason why the new library will have, among … Continue reading
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Tagged Braigo, Demand-Driven Acquisition, Dokki1, Finland, Helsinki Central Library, HoloLens, Karaoke, Microsoft, NASA, NYPL, Overdrive
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Week 18,19,20,21 & 22: Using Community Organizing Systems, YALSA Starts Professional Learning Series, ALA advises on Adoption Of 3D Printers, New Gale Interactive Science Database, Darien Public Library With Groundbreaking Catalog
COMPUTERS IN LIBRARIES: Using Community Organizing Systems to Reimagine Library Websites (Information Today) Patrick “PC” Sweeney reviews the benefits of NationBuilder, a community organizing system (COS) that is designed to be one stop place to manage the library’s mass mailing, events, … Continue reading
Week 14,15,16,& 17 : Open Libraries : Self Service Libraries – The Danish Way, Flipster®, EBSCO’s New Boopsie Integrated Mobile Platform, Data USA Visualizes US Government Open Data, Libraries Transforming Communities Initiative, ALA and Google Announced Libraries Ready to Code Project, The Rise Of Pirate Libraries
Open Libraries : Self Service Libraries – The Danish Way ( Library Blogs Buzz) The Open Library is a radical concept of opening the library for self-service hours to customers beyond the official hours of service. “In Denmark 86 out … Continue reading
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Tagged ALA, ALA Libraries Transforming Communities, Boopsie, DataUSA, EBSCO, EnvisionWare, Factiva, Flipster, Google, Microsoft, NYPL, Open Libraries, PewResearchCenter, Pirate Libraries, Research Data Repositories, Self Service Libraries, TED, Teen Services, Toronto Public Library, YALSA
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Week 1,2,3 & 4:NYC With Open Online Data Sets, 26 Incredible Innovations, Check Out Wi-Fi at the Library For a Week,Toronto Public Library with book-lending machine at Union Station,19% more eBooks And 36% More Digital Audiobook Borrowed in 2015, New Action Guide For Public Libraries
Open Data: New York Police Department Launches Online Crime Data Resources (INFoDocket) “In a significant step toward increasing transparency, the New York Police Department has created a website with detailed data about each major crime that takes place in the city.” In … Continue reading
Week 45,36,47,48,49,50,51&52: Creative Commons License Cannot Be Revoked?,NYPL With $22 Million Renovation of Schomburg Center, Profile of User Experience Librarian,
Gentle Reminder about Creative Commons Licenses ( David Lee King) David Lee Kind reminds us on his blog one more time, that once we use a creative Commons license, the license cannot be revoked. Check the link below and section 1.1.1. https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/Considerations_for_licensors_and_licensees#Considerations_for_licensors. NOTICE … Continue reading
Week 50: NYPL Expands Free Wi-Fi Loan Program,IMLS Announces New Funding Opportunities, 3D Scanning, Center for Research Libraries Offers Revised LIBLICENSE Model License Agreement
Pew: The Next Library and the People Who Will Use It ( New Stephen’s Lighthouse) If 30% of the customers in Lee Rainie’s survey dont know much or nothing at all of what their libraries offer, we all have a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D Scanning, iPad, L.A. school district, LIBLICENSE Model License Agreement, NYPL, Wi-Fi HotSpot
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