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    1969: A warehouse for books and other materials Quiet, individual study Individual study space was small, preferred carrels that blocked views and tables. No comfortable seating No food or drink 2008 A combination of the old style and the new Information Commons Inviting and welcoming Comfortable seating some of which can be re-arranged. Good lighting. Group study rooms Large tables to spread out PC with productivity software Many electronic resources Books still warehoused in the library but running out of space

    Future MNL and trend in library buildings: Open space with natural light Furniture that is comfortable and moveable, flexible arrangements Lots of technology: PCs, multi-media creation tools, presentation rooms Good lighting Quiet study as well as collaboration spaces

    Teaching and learning styles have changed from: Lecture style—instructor talks, students listen and absorb Learning is an individual activity Only happens in classrooms at fixed times Classrooms always have a front Chalkboards or white boards Small desks or seats crowded together Rote learningTo: Active, participatory, social, experiential Use of technology Team projects Open discussion Learning takes place everywhere Learning that fosters critical thinking and development of communication skills Need space to spread out and use a variety of tools Information technology is integrated into the learning process

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    1. New Building, New Technology, New Opportunities
      Bonnie Postlethwaite
      September 29, 2009
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    2. 1969
      2008
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    3. Future Miller Nichols Library
      Ryan C. Harris Learning Teaching Center (LTC) at the University of Dayton
      Georgia Tech Multi Media Studio
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    4. THE CHANGING NATURE OF LEARNING
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    7. Miller Nichols Library Planning
      Building budget not sufficient to add both room for a growing collection and more desirable learning spaces
      Off-site, high-density storage not an option
      Automated Storage/Retrieval Systems in libraries– robotic systems – on site, very high density, immediate availability
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    8. The Robot
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    9. Miller Nichols Library: Becoming a Modern Learning Space
      Information Commons expands to whole building
      Group, Lounge, and Quiet Study
      Technology—PCs and labs
      Presentation Practice Rooms
      Café
      Flexibility
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    10. What Have Other Libraries Done?
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      Georgia Tech Library
      Group Computing
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    12. Georgia Tech Library
      Lounge
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      Georgia Tech Library
      Flexible Space: 2 views
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    14. University of Dayton, Marianist Hall Learning Space
      Marker Boards, Wireless Access, and Technology
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    15. Georgia Tech Library
      Café
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    16. Postlethwaite: New Building, New Technology, New Opportunities 9/29/2009
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    17. Georgia Tech Library
      Multimedia Studio
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      Technology in the Library in 2008
      Over 300 Electronic databases
      79,000 E-books
      60,000 E-journals
      E-Reserves
      Information Commons PCs with productivity software and printing (including color)
      Wireless networking
      Ask-a-Librarian services
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      Future Technology in the Library
      Robot for retrieval of library materials
      Multi-media production lab
      Geographic Information Systems
      Electronic whiteboards
      Shared monitors at group workstations
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      Services
      Library instruction in many flavors!
      Ask-a-Librarian
      Roo Books
      Document Delivery
      Interlibrary loan
      Mobius Courier service
      Exhibits: Physical and digital
      Copy services
      Café a la Cart
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      Feedback? Questions?
      Bonnie Postlethwaite
      Associate Dean of Libraries
      postlethwaiteb@umkc.edu
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