The document discusses technology used in libraries, including how items are processed and stored, security measures during processing, new technologies like wearables and e-readers, internet technologies like social media and streaming services, audio file formats and technologies, and obsolete technologies that require preservation. It also notes the roles of library support staff in knowing technology trends, demonstrating flexibility, training users, and having basic troubleshooting skills.

1. Technology in Libraries
CARISSA OWENS

2. 5 Things I’ve Learned
PROCESSING STORAGE SECURITY NEW
TECHNOLOGY
OBSOLETE
TECHNOLOGY

3. Processing
Protect item
Mark ownership
Labels
Prepare
Affix
Protect
Paste on pocket
Adhere date-due form

4. Storage
Book-like Container
Can store more than 1 type
Not Common
Clear CD Boxes
Most Common
Hanging Bags
Stores more than 1 type

5. Security during Processing
Books
 Tattle-tape strips
 RFID tags
 Ownership stickers
 Stamps
A/V
 RFID tags
 Engraving
 Security clips
 Magnetic strips
 Not suitable for computer diskettes

6. New
Technology
Wearable Technology
E-Readers
Cell Phones
Tablets
Internet

7. Internet Technology
Social Media
 Instagram
 Facebook
 Snapchat
 Twitter
Streaming
 Hoopla
 Kanopy
 Spotify
 Twitch
Tools
 Overdrive
 Canva
 DropBox
 Pinterest

8. Social Media Audio
.mp3/.au/.wav
 Sound formats
 Download Required
Podcast
 Episodes
 Can be downloaded
 Typically about one theme
Streaming
 No Downloading
 Great for Live Feed

9. Obsolete
Technology
Film
Audiocassettes/
VHS
Floppy disks
DVD’s?
Microfiche?
Preservation and Archiving

10. Library
Support Staff
Roles
Know trends
Demonstrate flexibility
Train users
Basic troubleshooting skills