Information 2.0 and Beyond: Where are we, where are we going?

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Information 2.0 and Beyond: Where are we, where are we going? Kristen Purcell, Ph.D. Associate Director, Research Pew In...

<ul><li>Part of the Pew Research Center, a nonpartisan “fact tank” based in Washington, DC </li></ul><ul><li>Provide high...

The Evolution of the Internet Broadband, Mobile, Social Networks, Apps Today’s Digital Information Portable, Participator...

Internet Evolution

<ul><li>46% of adults used internet </li></ul><ul><li>5% had broadband connections at home </li></ul><ul><li><20% watched...

In 2010, 74% Use the Internet Teen data Sept 2009 Adult data Nov 2010

<ul><ul><li>High-speed connection brings greater overall engagement in online activities </li></ul></ul><ul><ul><li>Conten...

<ul><li>Internet access is highest among </li></ul><ul><ul><ul><li>Whites </li></ul></ul></ul><ul><ul><ul><li>College grad...

<ul><li>2% of U.S. adults (able to participate in a telephone survey) have a disability or illness that makes it harder o...

Cell phone use is on the rise Teen data Sept 2009 Adult data Nov 2010 In 2011, 85% of Adults Have a Cell Phone <ul><ul><l...

Laptops are becoming the computer of choice For the first time in 2010, adults 18-29 were more likely to own a laptop tha...

In 2000, there were no wireless internet users Today, 59% of adults go online wirelessly

Young Adults Lead the Way in Wireless Internet Use Based on Nov 2010 Pew Internet Tracking Survey

Among adults who use their cell phone to go online… Based on May 2010 Pew Internet Tracking Survey In April 2009, just 3...

<ul><li>Overall, wireless internet users are more engaged in online activities </li></ul><ul><li>Half of all African-Ameri...

Based on Sept 2009 Pew Internet Survey

Based on Nov 2010 and Jan 2011 Pew Internet Surveys Tablet ownership among U.S. adults rose from 4% to 7% between Sept...

Mobile changes our relationship to time and space I can get the information I need when I want it, where I want it ...

Teen data Sept 2009 Adult data Nov 2010 Teens and young adults are the heaviest SNS users In 2000, there were no “social ...

Teen data Sept 2009 Adult data Nov 2010 Twitter is not as popular as SNS On the horizon… In January 2011, 17% of adult ...

For networked individuals, information is embedded and ambient SNS are Information Game Changers

84% use cell phones 35% have apps 24% use apps All adults 35% of adults have apps on their phones, but only 24% say they ...

11% of cell owners are not sure if their phone is equipped with apps 29% of cell owners have downloaded an app and 13% ha...

From Superhighway to Bypass? <ul><li>Apps provide direct connections </li></ul><ul><li>to the information we want most ...

Online News/Information Consumption

The “New” Information Ecology <ul><li>Blurring line between “news” and “information” </li></ul><ul><li>Information is “fr...

Nine in ten American adults (92%) get news/info from multiple platforms on a typical day For six in ten American adults (5...

71% of American adults ever get news or information online The majority of ONC are under age 50 <ul><li>Compared to othe...

% of ONC Who Use Each Type of Site on a Typical Day Most Popular Online Sources for News and Information Based on Jan 2010...

Most Popular Features of Online News Sites % of ONC Who Say Each Feature is Important Based on Jan 2010 Pew Internet Surve...

How many websites, if any, do you routinely rely on for news and information? Do you have a favorite online news source, o...

Four Styles of Online News Consumption Efficient Grazers Most use multiple sites, have no favorite, and portals rank high...

Three Emergent Themes of Information Consumption P ortable P articipatory P ersonalized

<ul><ul><li>26% of adults access news/info on their cell phones </li></ul></ul><ul><ul><li>Among this population, 73% use ...

<ul><li>37% of internet users have </li></ul><ul><li>contributed news content, </li></ul><ul><li>commented on it, or </...

<ul><ul><li>28% of internet users have customized their homepage to include news/info of particular interest to them </li>...

Shifting Roles of Librarians/ Info Professionals What does all of this mean for YOU ?

Role #1: Filter People still need trusted experts to help them figure out whether information is accurate and trustworth...

Role #2: Curator You can be the one-stop shop people visit Collect all relevant work/info (not just your own) Provide ...

Role #3: Node in a Network You can be a node in a network Each person you touch represents an entire network Make your inf...

Role #4: Community Builder Create your own networks and build communities around your material Facilitate shared experie...

Role #5: Lifesaver Provide timely information when and where people need it most Make your information portable Operate ...

Role #6: Tour Guide? Make connections between your information and real-world places Create opportunities for informati...

<ul><li>How Mobile Devices are Changing Community Information Environments </li></ul><ul><li>http://pewinternet.org/Repor...

<ul><li>Kristen Purcell, Ph.D. </li></ul><ul><li>Associate Director, Research </li></ul><ul><li>Pew Research Center’s Inte...

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