Displays on a Dime
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Presentation at the 2010 NEST Retreat by Susan Brown, Lawrence Public Library (http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/): You don't have to be a graphic artist to create great displays! With a little petty cash, a quick trip to the craft store, and an appreciation for your collections and customers, you can create eye-catching displays that will rival the big box bookstores and "give them what they want." Susan will provide ideas and tips for creating great displays and will highlight how displays can help meet patron demands and your library's strategic goals.
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Meraki offers a web-based dashboard that provides Wi-Fi usage statistics for libraries. The dashboard can be accessed by adding authorized users and logging in. It contains reports on proximity, engagement, and loyalty that show the number of connected devices, visitors, and how frequently visitors return to the network. All report data can be downloaded directly into spreadsheets for further analysis. Libraries should contact their NEKLS representative for help accessing their Meraki dashboard and wireless usage statistics.
NEKLS LAN Initiative
The NEKLS LAN Initiative aims to improve library networks across the region. Currently libraries have diverse hardware that is difficult to manage. NEKLS has relied on open source solutions but is considering moving to enterprise solutions for better support, security, and documentation. They also need to start collecting WiFi usage statistics for the state and have unused E-rate funds available for network upgrades. Next steps include contacting NEKLS for help applying those funds through the E-rate program to implement a new regional network infrastructure.
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The document discusses a community technology plan involving the library, parks and recreation department, and the Kansas Children's Discovery Center. It aims to bring innovative programs and services to the community through collaboration between these organizations. The plan focuses on providing educational resources and opportunities through technology for children and families.
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Sarah GoodwinThiel discusses using the Harwood Approach and Design Thinking methodology to engage communities. These approaches emphasize listening to community aspirations, finding common goals, and creating user-centered solutions. She provides examples of how libraries could work together in Lawrence, Kansas by understanding each other's goals and collaborating on services, collections, and programming to better meet community needs. The key is shifting conversations from problems to possibilities through creative, empathetic thinking and partnership.
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This document provides an overview of Module 1 of the NEKLS Technology Lab which focuses on software and hardware. The module includes a weekly Zoom meeting, reading assignments, quizzes or projects, and forums for discussion. The objectives are to be able to identify computer hardware, cables and ports, demonstrate technology terminology, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. Diagrams are provided to learn parts of computers and how to identify components. Terminology from various technology categories are defined. Quizzes assess knowledge of hardware, software, and troubleshooting techniques. Additional resources for further learning are also included.
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This document defines and compares telemedicine and telehealth. Telemedicine involves remote clinical services using telecommunications like videoconferencing, while telehealth includes additional remote services like home health monitoring. The document outlines clinics supported by telemedicine/telehealth, how accessibility has increased as technology has advanced, and current restrictions and pilots in Kansas. It describes how libraries can serve as telemedicine sites by providing private spaces meeting technical and assistance requirements.
Capturing Stories with Kaye McIntyre
This document provides tips and resources for conducting interviews to capture personal stories. It includes a sample release form that grants a library permission to use and publish the recorded interview. It also lists titles for four interview projects on different topics and additional online resources for oral history projects, including websites from StoryCorps, the Vermont Folklife Center, and California State University's oral history primer.
Libraries: 5 ways to maximize internet
This document provides information about Kansas Fiber Network, LLC (KsFiberNet), a carrier that operates a 100 Gig state-wide fiber backbone network with 29 independent telephone company members/owners serving over 400 Kansas communities. It discusses how KsFiberNet enables competition, forms public/private partnerships, and has a carrier-grade network with local focus. The document then provides the top 5 ways for communities to maximize their internet access, even in rural areas, which includes knowing potential providers, utilizing economic development resources, understanding E-Rate rules, being specific in requests, and asking for more than the minimum requirements.
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This document summarizes the key points from a dialogue on the role of public libraries. It discusses libraries as people, places, and platforms. As people, libraries are focused on serving community needs through education and learning. As places, they promote community development and bring people together. As platforms, they provide access to resources and act as community hubs using makerspaces, computers, and partnerships. The document outlines strategies for libraries to align with community goals, provide access to content, ensure sustainability, cultivate leadership, and demonstrate their value through data. It encourages libraries to work with community organizations and policymakers to strengthen their role in economic development and lifelong learning.
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Techopics
This document summarizes various technology topics including online storage options, security cameras, RFID tags, wireless data speeds, digitizing collections, 3D printers, training programs, and technology competencies. It discusses online backup services, external hard drives, ransomware, camera systems, RFID tag pricing compared to other security methods, wireless network bandwidth guidelines, large format scanners, DSLR scanning, and evaluating online resources. It also outlines regional music projects, oral history initiatives, WordPress themes, logo design, patron time management software, BYOD policies, wireless printing, 3D printing requirements, knitting groups, efficient searching techniques, and potential training topics.
E rate Explained - 2015
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