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- 1. Mobile Services & Emerging Technology Trendsfor Teens
- 2. What are those teens up to?
- 3. Don’t get comfortable “Staying current is staying relevant” (Murphy) Point of access is very important to teens “Many students prefer learning in a self-guided environment” (Rawlins et. Al.)
- 4. Many have a smart phone By 2015 U.S. ownership of smart phones will be 162 million (2/3 of all mobiles) (Houghton) Smart phones out sold PCs (Read WriteWeb)
- 9. Website Check out Sarah Houghton-Jan’s Presentation Ten Steps to Mobile Supremacy for Libraries http://slidesha.re/dsHSf8 Library’s website mobile friendly [W3C’s mobileOK Checker] use it Catalogs & Databases Reference Mobile services/resources page Most used pages (QR codes) Library Catalog & favorite databases
- 10. St.Petersburg College Library http://bit.ly/gotumL
- 12. Catalogs & Databases SOPAC, Evergreeen, Koha are mobile friendly Innovative, Voyager, SirsiDynix are NOT WorldCat App
- 14. AIM & Google Voice Hacks
- 16. Meebo
- 18. Apps Custom app for your teen space Seattle Public Library http://bit.ly/fnKLpF
- 19. Bucks County Community College http://bit.ly/fzbOET Seattle Public Library http://bit.ly/gayUzb
- 20. In-library services for the mobile user Hardware use Buffy Hamilton
- 21. Tank U, DOK “Tank U works with wireless mobile technology to hook them into the city's present” http://bit.ly/apyfst
- 22. Mobile Charging Stations Charging station at a music festival sponsored by a mobile phone company in Austria. http://bit.ly/fWiGxI
- 23. Challenges Devices Platforms Formats Digital rights management Standards
- 24. QR codes
- 25. What’s a QR code? QR: Quick Response codes, or 2d barcodes, are a type of barcode that can be read by a smart phone or mobile device with a camera.
- 26. What’s a QR code? They can contain more information that a regular barcodes because they can store information both vertically and horizontally. http://www.denso-wave.com/qrcode/qrfeature-e.html
- 27. What’s a QR code? “A bridge between the physical, real world and digital information” (Murphy) A primary point of access
- 30. YA QR code applications On Shelves Clarify signage Link to catalogue Link to reviews, Reader’s Advisory, book trailers On Displays Link to Website with more information On Books Author’s website Reader’s advisory, read alikes Video clips, book trailers Link to Teen blog, reviews
- 31. Library at our Gloucester Campus http://bit.ly/eOb9Sp
- 32. College of Lake County http://bit.ly/aNbzu5
- 34. Chili Public Library, Rochester NY http://bit.ly/hrHQkB
- 35. Library Lines Mary Schwander, Library Media Specialist http://nhslibrarylines.blogspot.com/
- 36. Lawrence Tech’s library http://bit.ly/gHaMxR
- 40. 1st Bank Airport Ad
- 43. Save for later in the QR reader app
- 44. More information
- 45. ‘What’s this?’ linked under to explain QR codeshttp://bit.ly/fPcCYK YA QR code applications
- 46. Problems Patrons knowledge of QR functions Fun promotions, see Bosch promo http://bit.ly/gbuVd8 Easily defaced or destroyed Still a step or two between wanting and accessing the information
- 47. Location Based Tools& Augmented Reality
- 48. Location Based
- 49. YA Application Location Based Checking into the library or a book lets others know what their up to. Advertisment Another way to link reading to the social world
- 51. YA library applications Can help teens discover historical info about a places they may visit school related or otherwise Show teens how to make QR codes and let them curate their library space or even neighborhood See The Pop-Up City
- 54. Teen Tech Week examples
- 56. Teens teaching mobile skills Location based social media tools
- 57. Resources Ashford, Robin. "QR Codes and Academic Libraries: Reaching Mobile Users." College & Research Libraries News 71, no. 10 (November 2010): 526-30. Boule, Michelle. "Email, Teens, and the Workplace." ALATechSource. Accessed April 1, 2011. Last modified February 10, 2011. http://www.alatechsource.org/blog/2011/02/email-teens-and-the-workplace.html . Houghton-Jan, Sarah. "Mobile Services for Libraries." SlideShare. Accessed April 1, 2011. Last modified December 2010. http://www.slideshare.net/librarianinblack/10-steps-to-mobile-supremacy-for-libraries . Johnson, L., Smith, R., Willis, H., Levine, A., and Haywood, K., (2011). The 2011 Horizon Report. Austin, Texas: The New Media Consortium.
- 58. Resources Murphy, Joe. "Next Tredns in Mobile Technology." Power Point Presentation, Handheld Librarian Online Conference IV, online, produced by LearningTimes, February 23, 2011. Handheld Librarian IV. Accessed April 1, 2011.http://www.handheldlibrarian.org/next-trends-in-mobile-technology . Rawilns, Benjamin, Dantrea Hampton, and Amanda Peach. "Libraries and QR Codes." Power Point presentation, Handheld Librarian Online Conference IV, online,produced by LearningTimes, February 23, 2011. Handheld Librarian IV,. Accessed April 1, 2011. http://www.handheldlibrarian.org/libraries-and-qr-codes .