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    1. Inspector Gadget Gizmos @ Your Library Laura Solomon Library Services Manager OPLIN [email_address]
    2. Our investigation will include:
      • Gizmo basics
      • Popular types of gizmos
      • Gizmos in public libraries
      • Some things to think about
    3. CAVEAT
    4. Gizmo basics: What’s under the hood?
    5. How much is how much? http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/calculate/
    6. Storage
      • Flash memory
    7. storage
      • Hard disk drive ( HDD )
    8. How do they decide which to use?
      • #1 Storage needed
      • #2 Budget for storage
      • #3 Security & reliability
    9. Form factor
    10. Memory cards & sticks
    11. USB
    12. USB can be fun!
    13. USB 3.0
    14. It’s all about the Internet. Really .
    15. Popular
      • types of gizmos
    16. Portable/digital audio/media players
      • It’s not just about iPods
    17. PMP
    18. Zune
    19. Zune Marketplace
    20. iPod dynasty
    21. iTunes
    22. iPhone
    23. Handheld game consoles
      • Much more than games!
    24. Nintendo DS
    25. PSP
    26.  
    27. Thumb/flash/jump drives
    28. Ultra portables
    29. GPS
    30. Cell phones
      • More mobile phones on the planet than land lines
      • 3 times as many phones as PCs
      • Number of mobile phones equal to half the world's population
      • 90% of college students have mobiles
    31. Gizmos at the library: Supporting our patrons
    32. What are people doing with these gizmos, anyway?
      • Upload/download music & photos
      • Surfing the net
      • Checking email
      • Job-related tasks
      • Online courses & school work
      • Instant messaging
    33. Supporting storage
      • Make USB ports accessible
      • Consider selling drives
      • Provide media readers
    34. Supporting geocaching
      • Go to geocaching.com
      • Participate!
    35. Supporting wifi
      • Provide it!
      • Power outlets
      • Seating near power outlets FTW!
    36. Supporting cell phones
      • Focus on behavior, not gizmos
      • Cell-free zones
      • Deal with it
    37. SOME THINGS TO THINK ABOUT
    38. Attitudes
      • NO EXCUSES!
    39. Petting zoos
    40. Partnerships
    41. Questions:
      • How much help?
      • How much money?
      • Do we need policies?
      • Are we “mobile-friendly?”
      • “ They are a part of the current reality of how people manage information and their lives.”
      Gadgets aren’t going away.
    42. Questions?
      • Laura Solomon
      • [email_address]
      • IM: lebachai (all major IM networks)
      • Twitter: laurasolomon
      • Blogs:
      • Library Geek Woes
      • http://www.librarygeekwoes.com
      • What Does This Mean to Me, Laura?
      • http://www.oplin.org/meanlaura
      • FIND THIS PRESENTATION AT
      • http://www.slideshare.net/OPLIN

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