Many services and tools will die, but people will always remain the catalytic agent for social activities online and offline! People are still the “killer app!”

1. Social Applications to Watch

2. http://www.slideshare.net/chadmairn
@cmairn

4. R.I.P.

5. R.I.P.?
Others?

6. Many services and tools will die, but people
will always remain the catalytic agent for
social activities online and offline!

7. People are
still the “killer
app!”

8. http://www.nmc.org/pdf/2012-horizon-report-HE.pdf

9. http://www.nmc.org/pdf/2012-horizon-report-K12.pdf

10. Megatrends

11. Megatrends continued …
More info: http://retreat.wiki.nmc.org/

12. Traditional Applications?

15. Reloop
Offer classes
on “fun”
technologies!
SpeedX 3D
Mocha VNC

16. Be available to
help your
users when
they need it.

17.  R.I.P.

18. Skype Screen sharing
Join.me

19. Chat, screen share, collaborate on documents, watch and comment
on YouTube videos, and even add a mustache!

20. Collaboration

21. Be an integral part of the transaction

22. Help enhance online
content with
authoritative resources.
This will bring more
visibility to your
business and people will
trust the information
presented.

23. Participate in community Q & A Forums

24. Edit Wikipedia articles and include
library resources.

25. Find out what is trending on Twitter and
support/enhance it with authoritative resources.
The U.S. Congressional Twitter Directory, http://goo.gl/s1sVZ
New Congressional Committee Must
Put National Interest First.
http://bit.ly/qUrYJr)

27. St. Pete Times article: http://goo.gl/bMi1D
Tweeted Jedi Path video: http://goo.gl/bwSTu

28. Allen County Public Library Creates High-Tech 'Hackerspaces'
Source: http://goo.gl/wHZyR

29. Emerging Trends

30. Book Discovery/Recommendations/Social Reading

31. Source: Horizon Report

32. http://librarygame.co.uk/

33. http://www.urgentevoke.com/

34. Location-aware Apps

36. What will be next?
Source: http://goo.gl/2Lz8w

37. Source: http://goo.gl/5jKMv

38. Education For All
What is the library’s
role?

39. Harvesting open education?

40. Is there a library role in any of this?

41. Siri
“Siri does what you say, finds the
information you need, then answers you.
It’s like you’re having a conversation with
your iPhone.”
“And Siri is proactive, so it will question
you until it finds what you’re looking for.”

42. Android’s voice controls and dictation

45. More info at: http://paper.li/

46. http://paper.li/cmairn

47. Form
partnerships

48. It can’t hurt to ask, right?

49. Promote your music collection!

51. Note: the border was created by Photoshop Express

53. Music discovery! Important:
provide a way for people to
request music!

54. Create an innovative collection
(e.g., acoustic guitars)

55. Help local authors get published

57. Source: http://goo.gl/Wf5Q4

58. Visual Marketing

59. Watch for new services/apps that can help
make your library more visible/valuable …
… but don’t feel obligated to put your
library in that space!

60. Sponsor drawing contests
using Draw Something

61. By the end of 2011, 5 billion
mobile phones were in service in a
world with 7 billion people!
Source: http://goo.gl/kxEAJ

62. Source: http://goo.gl/3AMld

63. You can auto-populate
your ShareSquare space
with Tweets!

64. Source: http://http://goo.gl/y8CFb

65. Rapid Prototyping for jQuery Mobile
Try it at http://codiqa.com/

66. Try it at http://jquerymobile.com/themeroller/

67. Take advantage of the “cloud.”
Google Drive

68. How do you reach those people
who are not using Social Media?

69. Receipts
Business Cards
Flyers
Links on Website
QR codes
Networking /word of
mouth

71. http://mashable.com/
http://www.psfk.com/
http://techcrunch.com/

72. Stand out! Keep your library’s social
media stream flowing. Be
conversational, personable, and participate in
transactions. Keep it fun and you will be
successful!

73. EVERYTHING will be
a social experience!

74. http://chadmairn.tumblr.com/ask

75. Let’s
Hangout!
gplus.to/chadmairn