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Jabes 2010 - Conférence inaugurale "Les bibliothèques à l’ère du numérique"
Dr. Klaus Ceynowa discusses the evolving role of libraries in the digital age, emphasizing the transition from traditional book formats to digital and multimedia experiences facilitated by mobile technology. Libraries are encouraged to adapt their services to user workflows rather than the other way around, aiming to blend into users' digital environments while maintaining physical spaces for community engagement. The future of libraries lies in becoming both invisible as service providers and visible as cultural places that foster inspiration and collaboration.
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- 1. Agenda • Intro • Somefacts and figures • Mobiles = The interface to information • The future of „Books“ • Library as a networked service • Library as „a place“ • The outcome… • Outro Les bibliothèques à l’ère du numérique : problèmes et perspectives Dr. Klaus Ceynowa Journées ABES, Montpellier, 26-27 May 2010
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- 4. http://www.globecartoon.com, 27. Juli2009 Patrick Chappatté, in: „Le Temps“ (Genf) Digital Natives…
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- 10. Sharing, privacy and trustin our networked world – OCLC report, 2007 http://www.oclc.org/ reports/sharing/defa ult.htm Library Web Site: Point of Sale?
- 11. Library Catalogs vs.Google Book Search
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- 13. “By 2013, mobile phones willovertake PCs as the most common Web access device worldwide.” Mobiles …Mobiles …
- 14. Mobiles … “Regarding paceof change, we believe more users will likely connect to the internet via mobile devices than desktop PCs within 5 years…”. “Rapid ramp of mobile internet usage will be a boon to consumers and some companies will likely win big (potentially very big) while many will wonder what just happened...“ Morgan Stanley’s Mobile Internet Report, 15.12.09 (www.ms.com/techresearch).
- 15. “For many peopleall over the world, but especially in developing countries, mobiles are increasingly the access point not only for common tools and communications, but also for information of all kinds, training materials, and more.“ Mobiles …
- 16. “When we getto a point that a mobile version is expected of whatever content we want to interact with, not having a mobile version may cut-off desire to consume that content.” Inside Higher ed: Challenges and opportunities of the small screen, November 19, 2009 Foto: http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/cc964299.aspx http://www.flickr.com/photos/thenickster/2952878107/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/yzo/2987127062 Whatever we want whenever we want…
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- 18. OPAC of the BavarianState Library as Smartphone Application (opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de)
- 20. „Bavarian State LibraryTop100“ as iPad-App: Starting End of June
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- 22. A. L. Penenberg:Amazon Taps Its Inner Apple, In: Fast Company,July/August 2009 “The decay of the printed word on paper is part of a predictable pattern of development. Taking on the characteristics of our present online habits, and riding a wave of rapid innovation in screens and microprocessors, books may soon become multimedia events.” Books = „Multimedia Events“ ?!
- 23. Steve Haber onthe Future of Books… “It's paper, it's heavy, it's environmentally taxing. When we introduced our Reader, the biggest resistance I heard was, 'I like the smell of books, and I like the smell of paper. I can't go digital.' That was the confirmation for me that this change will happen. If the smell of paper is the biggest push back, then we're good to go.” Fastcompany: May 2009
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- 26. University of Washington, Electrical Engineering Department: “Virtual Retina Display(VRD)” Library on a Lense?!
- 27. Google Editions (StartingJune 2010)
- 28. Multimedia Content from theCloud, accessible on any web- enabled device The Future of Books…
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- 30. …to design solutionsthat help users to achieve their desired outcomes in research, study and learning Our job is…
- 31. User Workflow andDigital Library Services Don‘t try to adapt the user-workflows to the digital library!
- 32. Do: Adapt thedigital library to the user-workflows • Disintegration of all digital services… • …by integration into individual digital user environments – digital research environments – virtual learning spaces – social networks etc. • and into the huge gravitational hubs on the web The One-and-only “Point of Sale”: User Workflow
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- 34. The „brand“-problem… “WorldCat.org, the destination forsearch and discovery of library materials on the web.”
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- 36. Library as „aplace“?! “The library‘s leaders are seeking ... to become vague learning environments which, when boiled down to their essence, are nothing more than computer labs with sofas and coffee.” Inside Higher ed: Reviving the Academic Library, November 19, 2009 Bild: Franckesche Stiftungen, Halle: (c) Ingo Gottlieb
- 37. Place for culture andcommunication Place for concentration (learning & thinking) Location for Events, Exhibitions, Meetings etc.etc. The “physical” library does not work as a “library” anymore, but as a Library-as-place: Functional Change
- 38. Architecture as “uniqueselling point” Library-as-place: the wow! factor
- 39. Library-as-place - thefuture?! reliability communication real-time-independence contemplation thinking/reading authority exclusiveness discussion reflection precision concentration serendipity
- 40. Library-as-place - thefuture?! “Always-on backlash: In reaction to increased, pervasive connectivity, there must be an 'always-on backlash' en masse. There will not just be niche communities choosing to 'opt-out', but it will become culturally, socially necessary and desirable to be offline. The ability to gracefully disconnect and go 'dark' must become a USP for many products and services.” Timo Arnall Design Researcher at Oslo School of Architecture and Design
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- 42. Libraries – inthe future… To go: Library as an institutional, organisational und functional entity To come: Variety of diversified services in an all-inclusive, mobile digital information infrastructure To stay: „A place” in cultural life
- 43. Imperative 1: Library asa service – become invisible! (and deal with the “brand problem”) Imperative 2: Library as a place – become visible! (and deal with the problem of not being perceived as “a library”)
- 44. • Accessing information willbe by web-enabled mobile devices only… • And mainly via the huge gravitational hubs on the web… • or via highly specialized digital workplaces. But all these “nomadic workers“ need a place… for inspiration, communication, concentration… Imagine the future…
- 45. Wired US, Aug2009 Library Everywhere/ Anytime
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- 47. No problems atall?!
- 48. Does the BavarianState Library make you happy?
- 50. Relax... Future isbright for information professionals!
- 51. But if you strongly disagree… M.Pamela Bumsted Bumsted, Biocultural Science & Management, http://13c4.wordpress.com/2007/02/24/50-reasons-not-to-change/
- 52. Thank you very much foryour attention!