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The document discusses the similarities between hacker values and library values such as access to information, openness, collaboration, and sharing. It proposes that libraries and hackers can work together to further these shared goals. For example, libraries can advocate for issues like privacy and copyright while hackers are affiliated with digital rights groups. The document also describes a mobile library FabLab initiative in Fryslân that aims to facilitate knowledge creation in communities through hands-on learning and collaboration using a mobile makerspace laboratory.

Technology Education

FryskLab

the mobile library FabLab of Fryslân
Wednesday, October 16, 13

Jeroen de Boer
@jtdeboer
@frysklab
http://www.frysklab.nl

Wednesday, October 16, 13

"If you Googled Maker Space plus
Library 18 months ago, you might
have found two hits, but now
you'll find it all over the Internet"
(Maxine Bleiweis, Westport Public Library)

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Nicholas Schiller:

Hacker Values ≈ Library Values

http://acrl.ala.org/techconnect/?p=2282

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Library Bill of Rights
access
freedom
advocacy
inquiry
openness

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Hacker ethic
sharing
openness
collaboration
hands-on-imperative

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Nicholas Schiller:
“We’ll see that at least in terms of access to
information, public openness, freedom, sharing, and
collaboration libraries and hackers are on the same
page. There are many things that hackers and
libraries can do together that further these shared
values and goals.”

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Access to information
Libraries: access to books and
digital/online content
Hackers: sharing of projects
and related data

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Advocacy
Libraries: medialiteracy
(privacy, copyright etc.)
Hackers: afiliated with digital
rights groups like the EFF etc.

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Collaboration
Libraries and FabLabs need the

Community!

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Library Hacking

LibraryBox: rendition of PirateBox
Wifi accesspoint giving access to a digital
library with copyrightfree content.

http://jasongriﬀey.net/librarybox/

Wednesday, October 16, 13

$Library Hacking Twitter Tree (Twitterboom) Christmas tree with LED-lights controlled by public tweets containing #twitterboom + desired colour and Christmas wishes. http://frack.nl/wiki/Twitterboom https://tweakers.net/nieuws/78907/hackerspace-laat-verlichting-kerstboom-bedienen-via-twitter.html Wednesday, October 16, 13$

Library as Platform
Library as Platform
David Lankes:
David Lankes:
“The Mission Of Librarians Is To Improve Society Through
“The Mission Of Librarians Is To Improve Society Through
Facilitating Knowledge Creation In Their Communities”
Facilitating Knowledge Creation In Their Communities”
“A Platform For Community Learning And Innovation”
“A Platform For Community Learning And Innovation”

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Library as Platform
Not Institutional Repositories,
Networked Repositories

Some
implications:

Role of Librarian: Acquisition to Curation
Collection Development Becomes
Connection Development
Size Doesn’t Matter
Rural Libraries Well Positioned

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Library as Platform

Stop lending,
start sharing!

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Mobile library FabLab
Initiated by Bibliotheekservice Fryslân

Wednesday, October 16, 13

1951:
Mobile library FabLab
Initiated by Bibliotheekservice Fryslân

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Confucius:
“What I hear I forget,
What I see I remember,
what I do I understand.”

How?

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Target Groups?
Target Groups

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Why
Why FabLab?
FabLab?

Wednesday, October 16, 13

Thank you!

Jeroen de Boer
@jtdeboer
@frysklab

http://www.frysklab.nl

Wednesday, October 16, 13

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Door het veranderende onderwijs- en informatielandschap staan (hogeschool)bibliotheken voor nieuwe uitdagingen. Langzaam maar zeker krijgen bibliotheken een ander uitzicht: naast de printcollectie en groepswerkplekken sluipen ook 3D-printers, multimedialabs en film-& montagecellen de bibliotheek binnen. Ook het digitale verhaal vraagt een creatief antwoord. Het is aan de informatiespecialist om de nieuwe noden van het onderwijslandschap in kaart te brengen en de services en diensten van de bibliotheek hierop af te stemmen. Tijdens deze studiedag komen enkele voorbeelden aan bod hoe in Vlaanderen en Nederland met deze uitdagingen kan worden omgegaan. Deze studiedag wordt georganiseerd door de sectie Hogeschoolbibliotheken, maar staat uiteraard ook open voor medewerkers uit andere bibliotheken. http://www.vvbad.be/activiteit/bibliotheken-met-een-bhoek-af-creatief-omgaan-met-nieuwe-uitdagingen

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2. Jeroen de Boer @jtdeboer @frysklab http://www.frysklab.nl Wednesday, October 16, 13

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5. "If you Googled Maker Space plus Library 18 months ago, you might have found two hits, but now you'll find it all over the Internet" (Maxine Bleiweis, Westport Public Library) Wednesday, October 16, 13

6. Nicholas Schiller: Hacker Values ≈ Library Values http://acrl.ala.org/techconnect/?p=2282 Wednesday, October 16, 13

7. Library Bill of Rights access freedom advocacy inquiry openness Wednesday, October 16, 13

8. Hacker ethic sharing openness collaboration hands-on-imperative Wednesday, October 16, 13

9. Nicholas Schiller: “We’ll see that at least in terms of access to information, public openness, freedom, sharing, and collaboration libraries and hackers are on the same page. There are many things that hackers and libraries can do together that further these shared values and goals.” Wednesday, October 16, 13

10. Access to information Libraries: access to books and digital/online content Hackers: sharing of projects and related data Wednesday, October 16, 13

11. Advocacy Libraries: medialiteracy (privacy, copyright etc.) Hackers: afiliated with digital rights groups like the EFF etc. Wednesday, October 16, 13

12. Collaboration Libraries and FabLabs need the Community! Wednesday, October 16, 13

13. Library Hacking LibraryBox: rendition of PirateBox Wifi accesspoint giving access to a digital library with copyrightfree content. http://jasongriﬀey.net/librarybox/ Wednesday, October 16, 13

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15. Library as Platform Library as Platform David Lankes: David Lankes: “The Mission Of Librarians Is To Improve Society Through “The Mission Of Librarians Is To Improve Society Through Facilitating Knowledge Creation In Their Communities” Facilitating Knowledge Creation In Their Communities” “A Platform For Community Learning And Innovation” “A Platform For Community Learning And Innovation” Wednesday, October 16, 13

16. Library as Platform Not Institutional Repositories, Networked Repositories Some implications: Role of Librarian: Acquisition to Curation Collection Development Becomes Connection Development Size Doesn’t Matter Rural Libraries Well Positioned Wednesday, October 16, 13

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22. How? Wednesday, October 16, 13

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27. With whom? Wednesday, October 16, 13

28. Target Groups? Target Groups Wednesday, October 16, 13

29. Why Why FabLab? FabLab? Wednesday, October 16, 13

30. Thank you! Jeroen de Boer @jtdeboer @frysklab http://www.frysklab.nl Wednesday, October 16, 13

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