Over the Horizon: Connecting Technology Trends with the Library of Tomorrow (2010) - Entire Presentation - 3 Speakers

1. Mark A. Smith SUNY Ceramics at!Alfred Joan Getman Cornell University Dr. Harry Pence SUNY Oneonta - Emeritus

2. Implications for Academic Libraries include:

6. Academic Librarians 2010 Faster than the Speed of Bytes: Technology, Cognition, and the Academic Librarian Horizon Report 2010  June 8th ‐  Ithaca, NY  Joan Getman ‐  Cornell University 

7. Horizon Report 2010                                          

8. Goals  •  IdenCfy BIG trends  •  IdenCfy challenges  •  IdenCfy 6 emerging technologies or pracCces  and place them on 3 horizons 

9. Immersion  •  Collec2ve intelligence: 50+ Advisory Board members  •  Wiki: online collaboraCon environment  •  Social bookmarking:  share resources that persist  •  Online ranking: consensus idenCﬁes technologies/pracCces/ horizons and challenges  •  Publishing: pdf and alternaCve Comment Press format that  turns the report into a networked object on which readers  conCnue to comment.   •  Crea2ve Commons license 

10. You can parCcipate  •  Comment on the  2010 Horizon Report   hUp://wp.nmc.org/horizon2010/  •  Tag Resources hz010    hUp://delicious.com/tag/hz010 

11. Delicious: ALIB2010 

12. 2008   •  Grassroots Video  •  CollaboraCon Webs  •  Mobile Broadband  •  Data Mashups  •  CollecCve Intelligence  •  Social OperaCng Systems 

13. 2009   •  Mobiles  •  Cloud CompuCng  •  Geo‐Everything  •  The Personal Web  •  SemanCc Aware ApplicaCons  •  Smart Objects 

14. 2010   •  Mobile CompuCng  •  Open Content  •  Electronic Books  •  Simple Augmented Reality  •  Gesture‐Based CompuCng  •  Visual Data Analysis 

15. Project New Media Literacies   •  Play ‐ the capacity to experiment with one’s surroundings as a form of problem‐solving   •  Performance ‐ the ability to adopt alternaCve idenCCes for the purpose of improvisaCon and discovery   •  SimulaCon ‐ the ability to interpret and construct dynamic models of real‐world processes   •  AppropriaCon ‐ the ability to meaningfully sample and remix media content   •  MulCtasking ‐ the ability to scan one’s environment and shib focus as needed to salient details   •  Distributed CogniCon ‐ the ability to interact meaningfully with tools that expand mental capaciCes  •  CollecCve Intelligence ‐ the ability to pool knowledge and compare notes with others toward a common goal  •  Judgment ‐ the ability to evaluate the reliability and credibility of different informaCon sources  •  Transmedia NavigaCon ‐ the ability to follow the flow of stories and informaCon across mulCple modaliCes   •  Networking ‐ the ability to search for, synthesize, and disseminate informaCon  •  NegoCaCon ‐ the ability to travel across diverse communiCes, discerning and respecCng mulCple perspecCves, and  grasping and following alternaCve norms  •  VisualizaCon ‐ the ability to interpret and create data representaCons for the purposes of expressing ideas, finding  paUerns, and idenCfying trends   from ConfronCng the Challenges of ParCcipatory Culture:  Media EducaCon for the 21st Century,   by Henry Jenkins,  with Ravi Purushotma, Katherine Clinton, Margaret Weigel, and Alice J. Robison 

16. Daniel Pink: A Whole New Mind   Moving from less relevant to more relevant skills that develop in the right part of  the brain…  •  Design.   •  Story.   •  Symphony.   •  Empathy.   •  Play.   •  Meaning. 

17. Expanding literacy     Storytelling and New Media intersect in a way that  can be applied across the curriculum.  •  Using new media eﬀecCvely? Not longer the domain  of "designers" and "arCsts”  •  Storytelling? Not the exclusive domain of "humanists"  and 'English majors’  These are essenCal 21st century skills. 

18. 2‐3 years: Electronic Books 

19. Princeton pilot:  Pros   •  Environmental beneﬁts   •  Portability  •  Ability to consolidate all texts in one place  •  BaUery life  •  Wireless connecCon  •  Ability to search for content  •  Ability to read the screen in full sunlight  Sustainability impact: REDUCED prinCng of eReserves by 50% 

20. Princeton pilot : Cons   •  Diﬃcult to highlight text and annotate ﬁles. PDF documents  can not be annotated or highlighted at all  •  Lack of folders to organize readings  •  Inability to quickly navigate between documents  •  Inability to open mulCple texts at the same Cme  •  Kindle texts do not have page numbers to correspond to  paper texts  •  Can not easily skim texts 

21. Princeton Pilot   SuggesCons for Improvement  •  Improve ability to highlight and annotate PDF ﬁles  •  Improve the annotaCon tools and make it easier to navigate  among annotated pages  •  Provide a folder structure to organize readings  •  Improve the highlighCng funcCon  •  Improve the navigaCon within and between documents (add  ability to open more than one document at the same Cme)  •  AddiCon of touch screen and stylus 

22. Darden Pilot    “What that says to me is that Amazon created  a very well‐designed consumer device for  purchasing and reading digital books,  magazines and newspapers... It’s not yet ready  for prime Cme in the highly engaged Darden  business school classroom.’’   Michael Koenig   Director, MBA operaCons   Darden School of Business, University of  Virginia 

23. hardware 

24. And now this… 

25. Access  

26. eBook research   “If, as was suggested earlier, proving the value of e‐books  requires demonstraCng that patrons use e‐books, then the  preliminary evidence provided in this study suggests that  ebooks do provide value. Despite the recent introducCon of e‐ books at Duke University Libraries, the use of e‐books is  already substanCal relaCve to their print counterparts.”  A CirculaCon Analysis of Print Books and  E‐Books in an Academic Research Library   JusCn LIUman and Lynn Connaway 

27. 4‐5 years: Visual Data Analysis 

28. Visual Data   Analysis and RepresentaCon  •  Making meaning of the informaCon you ﬁnd  –  Analysis  –  Synthesis  •  PresentaCon of mulCple kinds of data:   –  alpha‐numeric  –  visual  –  2D or 3D  –  staCc and dynamic 

29. Visual Search Engines  •  Managing the volume of informaCon  •  Reﬁning searches 

30. RefViz  31 

31. Visual Search: oSkope 

32. Visual Search: TimeGlider 

33. Visual Search: AmazType 

34. Wordle 

35. IBM Many Eyes 

36. Gap Minder: access to real life data 

37. Google Chart API 

38. Science VisualizaCon Videos 

39. Visual Complexity 

40. World Mapper 

41. The Work of Edward Tube   “If your words or images are not on point,  making them dance in color won't make them  relevant. Audience boredom is usually a  content failure, not a decoraCon failure.” 

42. Delicious resources  hUp://delicious.com/tag/hz10+analyCcs  hUp://delicious.com/tag/ALIB2010 

43. Mobile Computing! One Year or less!

44. The future is already here, but most academics haven’t realized it yet.

45. http://tinyurl.com/35mtp4w!

46. http://tinyurl.com/2fbay3e !

47. Gerd Leonhard predicts!

48. Olafur Eliasson, The Tate Museum! The Weather Project 2003-4 !

49. Open Content! One Year or Less!

50. Hard ! copy ! sources! Information!

51. New ! directions!

52. The MIT Stata Center – Frank Gehry!

53. To work well the Semantic Web will require open access!!

54. Augmented Reality! Two to Three Years!

55. Virtual tabs!

56. X!

57. GESTURE BASED COMPUTING (Four to Five Years)

58. The Promise of Gesture Computing for Libraries: Beyond organizing, storing, preserving, accessing, evaluating, producing, & teaching Will Libraries Be the Place For INTERACTING With Information

59. 2 Primary Forms Touch/Surface Based Interaction Imitative Input / Recognition Response

60. Touch/Surface Based: Portables The Apple iPad (large iPhone+)

61. Multi-Touch/Surface Based

62. Hybrid – Touch: Kno E-Textbook The KNO Digital Textbook http:/www.kno.com

63. Touch/Surface: SmartDesks

64. Touch/Surface Based: Table Surfaces Microsoft “Surface” at Ball State Library Microsoft “Surface” as UI (UX) Object Recognition

65. Touch/Surface Based: Walls These Walls Are Soooo 2008!

66. Touch/Surface: Walls Intel Infoscape Who Cubes Is Of Gonna Related Catalog Content This Content?

67. Touch/Surface: Apps That Imitate iPhone Guitar App. “Hoccer” App for iPhone/ Android/Web Client contacts, text, bookmarks, images, (coming soon - pdf & zip)

68. Gesture Imitation/Recognition Recognition and Response Technologies 2-Way Communication

69. Gesture Imitation/Recognition More Than A Toy Nintendo Wii Rehab Training Surgeons Wii Hacks

70. Gesture: Gaming Wii Walkthroughs From Conduit - Library of Congress For Nintendo Wii The Library of Congress The largest library in the world is no place for a gunfight, but try telling that to the Drudge, our future extraterrestrial overlords.

71. Gesture Imitation/Recognition Virtual Keyboards Are Here Oooo Look! Twitter!

72. Gesture Assistive Recognition The “Hummer Neckband” Converts Sound Vibrations into Computer Input Incl. Clicking Turning Pages Moves Mouse Hummer Neckband Developed at Bloorview Kids Rehab in Toronto

73. Gesture Imitation/Recognition Handtracking: The hardware for a new gesture-based computing system consists of nothing more than an ordinary webcam and a pair of brightly colored lycra gloves.

74. Gesture Imitation/Recognition Are You Ready for a “Sixth Sense” from MIT Labs

75. Is Thinking a Gesture? What’s Next?

76. Onto.. Visual Data Analysis

77. Mark A. Smith SUNY Ceramics at!Alfred Joan Getman Cornell University Dr. Harry Pence SUNY Oneonta - Emeritus

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