4. Rapport Impact of the Maker Movement (Deloitte, 2013):
Impact of the Maker Movement, Deloitte, 2013
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/us/Documents/technology-media-telecommunications/us-tmt-impact-of-the-maker-movement-10052014.pdf
“What we learned with software, web services, and
apps about innovation, iteration and collaboration
is being applied back to the physical—bits to
atoms. Physical “making” is the new frontier. But
this time, the atoms are supported by bits, enabled
and enhanced by technology that allows
individuals everywhere to connect to the same
resources and use the same tools.”
5. Impact of the Maker Movement, Deloitte, 2013
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/us/Documents/technology-media-telecommunications/us-tmt-impact-of-the-maker-movement-10052014.pdf
Over 70 Kickstarter-funded Makers, who collectively received 23 million dollars in pledges
from over 138,000 individuals, present at the 2014 Bay Area Maker Faire
e-NABLE’s $50, community led, open sourced, 3D printed hand matches up against $42,000
prosthetic
Facebook Buys Oculus VR, a crowd-funded virtual reality gaming company, for $2 Billion
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) evaluates students’ maker portfolios as part of the
application process
A recent survey of 143 librarians noted that 41% of respondents (from 30 US states and 7
countries) currently provide makerspaces in the library
10 prominent universities commit to supporting the growth of and involvement in the Maker
Movement in an open letter to president Obama.
100 Maker Faire’s were hosted in 2013 across the globe allowing over 530,000 people to
experience a Maker Faire
Rapport Impact of the Maker Movement (Deloitte, 2013):
14. http://www.ted.com/talks/larry_lessig_says_the_law_is_strangling_creativity
Lawrence Lessig:
“In my view, the most significant thing to recognize
about what this Internet is doing is its opportunity to
revive read-write culture. [...] The importance is that
technique has been democratized. These tools
of creativity have become tools of
speech. It is a literacy for this
generation. This is how our kids speak. It is how
our kids think. It is what your kids are as they
increasingly understand digital technologies and
their relationship to themselves.”
15. Cory Doctorow:
“Damn right libraries shouldn’t be book-lined
Internet cafes. They should be book-
lined, computer-filled information-
dojos where communities come
together to teach each other black-
belt information literacy, where initiates
work alongside noviates to show them how to
master the tools of the networked age from
the bare metal up.”
Photo Credit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/doctorow/3906188231/
16. “It’s enabling libraries to transform their relationship
with communities and to empower community
members of all ages to be creators of information, not
just consumers.”
Barbra Stripling,
president American Library Association
17. Waarden Makers ≈ Waarden Bibliotheek
Nicholas Schiller:
http://acrl.ala.org/techconnect/?p=2282
24. Minister Bussemaker bij behandeling
Bibliotheekwet (2014):
“FryskLab past goed bij de vijf
functies van de bibliotheek”
25. David Lankes:
“The Mission Of Librarians Is To Improve
Society Through Facilitating Knowledge
Creation In Their Communities”
Bibliotheek als Platform
26. “To think that knowledge itself is shaped
like books is to marvel that a rock fits so
well in its hole in the ground.”
David Weinberger:
Biliotheek als Platform
27. Biliotheek als Platform
Van institutionele naar genetwerkte collecties
Bibliothecaris: van collectioneur naar content-curator
Aandacht voor ontwikkelen van (lokale) connecties
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