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    1. Who are they? What do they want? Assessing patron needs for Information Literacy in Public Libraries
    2. Review the Pew
      • Pew Internet & American Life Project “ A Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users ” May 7, 2007 release
    3. Review the Pew
      • Who can we help?
      • 49% seems probable, the “Few Tech Assets” profile
    4. Locating Students
      • - Know your community demographic
      • - Know local resources outside of the library
      • - Is there a gap to be filled?
    5. Create Opportunity
      • Listen to your patron requests
      • Create a survey
      • Ask patrons to submit ideas to a Suggestion Box
    6. Community Outreach
      • Appeal to niche groups such as parents wanting to help children with homework online
      • Offer health related searching class using your databases
    7. Bringing New Skills to Old Hands
      • Can the 20% Middle of the Road users be tempted?
      • - Managing Files/Folders
      • - Digital Camera Skills – using free sources such as Flickr, Pixenate, Picnik, Snipshot
      • - EBay Skills
      • - Internet Security issues
    8. Acknowledge Limitations
      • Lack of bandwidth in library
      • Lack of reliable access to computers both in library and at home due to limitation of space and funds
      • Lack of transportation or mobility of the patron
    9. A Question for the Future
      • At what point will Information Literacy become a basic skill, similar to reading a newspaper or a book, navigating a library catalog, or using an ATM?
    10. Internet Librarian Resources
      • Public Library Funding and Technology Access Study (2007)
      • http://www.ala.org/ala/ors/publiclibraryfundingtechnologyaccessstudy/pullibfunandtechaccstudy.htm
      • see also: Clark, Lara, “Libraries Connect Communities,” American Libraries September 2007 p. 62-63
      • Pew Internet & American Life Project
      • http://www.pewinternet.org/
      • A great place to monitor reports pertaining to the internet and the demographics and profiles of our potential patrons.
      • A Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users
      • http://tinyurl.com/ynq49t
      • E-patients With a Disability or Chronic Disease
      • http://www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/EPatients_Chronic_Conditions_2007.pdf
      • Santa Monica Public Library Computer Class Questionnaire
      • Get Connected Flash Film produced by Santa Monica Public Library
      • http:// www.smpl.org/classes/Flash_movie.htm

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