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Andrew Pace, Executive Director of Networked Library Services, OCLC Creators of library management and inventory control systems are playing catch-up with the 21st century nature of cloud-based library collections and cloud-resident library users. Part history, part accident, and part vision for the future, moving management services to the network is an inevitable evolution of library automation with revolutionary implications. Pace will give his views about the history, present, and hopeful future for more collaborative, efficient, and effective library management services.

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Noah Brubaker, Library Technology Systems Manager, Krannert Memorial Library, University of Indianapolis Sherri Parker, Coordinator of Library Technology, DePauw University Libraries Super duper mega-aggregate clouds are playing a big role now in the advancement of some of the leading discovery layer systems. Yet, one vendor has chosen a different route, utilizing web service API’s to harvest content from publishers and aggregators. The Private Academic Libraries of Indiana took an in-depth look at some of these leading systems, including Ex Libris Primo, III Encore Synergy, EBSCO Discovery Service, and Serials Solutions Summon, in order to select the best fit for their consortium. Join us to learn what shapes can be found in these clouds and how we weathered our decisions.

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Barbara Albee & Oliver Chen, Indiana University, School of Library and Information Science, Indianapolis The purpose of this project is to examine the implementation of an open source library automation system, Evergreen, in Indiana public libraries and its impact to library users. Nine public libraries from the Evergreen Indiana consortium are invited to participate in the project. The research team recruits library users at the nine libraries with the assistance from local librarians. The users are classified into three age groups: 18-24, 25-59 and 60 or above. The research team has collected data from the first two quarters in 2010 and reports preliminary results from the two quarters. Preliminary correlation-coefficient analyses indicate participants’ use of the library system’s functions are related to age, frequency of visits to local library in the last 12-months, level of use of the previous library system and the Evergreen system. Participants; use of the Evergreen system has potential to change the way they use library services and collections.

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Misti Shaw, Music & Performing Arts Librarian, and Coordinator of Music Library, DePauw University Google Cloud Print was released in January 2011, and provides some with the ability to print remotely using a mobile phone. This brief presentation will describe what’s required, and the steps necessary to implement. Project management has become especially important to today’s 21st century librarian.

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