The document discusses a presentation given at the Internet Librarian 2011 conference on October 17th. The presentation focused on revolutionizing libraries through the use of new technologies like QR codes, mobile websites, and other digital resources to better connect patrons with print and electronic materials. It also provided an update on the usage of the University of California, Irvine library's mobile resources and codes over the past year, with over 900 total views, and discussed some of the challenges of implementing new technologies like lack of awareness and feedback.

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12. *Shelfguides link to off-campus sites and therefore were not counted until Spring Quarter 2011 **Resources added for Spring Quarter 2011 Results to Date # of Views Mobile Homepage (elevator displays, spotlight page) 338 Libguides (Mobile version) 253 Shelfguides (various resources)* 134 vCards** 25 Database** 12 Mobile version of library “Tell Us What You Think” page 70 Special Codes (exhibits, presentations, fairs) 106 Total views 938