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The document discusses how libraries can follow people in a mobile era by utilizing mobile technologies. It notes that 1/3 of cell phone users now use the internet on their phones and that social network membership has doubled in recent years. The document advocates that libraries provide access to ebooks, audiobooks, newspapers and other digital materials via mobile apps and social networks to reach patrons on the go. It also suggests libraries help patrons learn job skills and pursue personal development through educational mobile content.
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The document provides a history of the internet from its origins in the late 1950s to its growth and widespread use today. It began as a concept for networked computers and expanded in the 1970s-1980s. The World Wide Web launched in 1991, accelerating growth. Today, billions use the internet for communication, information, commerce, and entertainment via computers and mobile devices globally. The document also discusses how the internet impacts and is used by different audiences.
The Internet Presentation
The document provides a history of the internet from its origins in the late 1950s to its growth and widespread use today. It began as a concept for networking computers proposed by J.C.R. Licklider in 1958. In the following decades, researchers developed the underlying technologies and network protocols that allowed computers to connect. The internet became publicly accessible in the late 1980s and its growth accelerated dramatically with the introduction of the World Wide Web in 1991. Today, billions of people worldwide use the internet for communication, information access, commerce, and entertainment through computers and mobile devices.
The Internet Presentation
The document provides a history of the internet from its origins in the late 1950s to its growth and widespread use today. It began as a concept for networked computers and expanded in the 1970s-1980s. The World Wide Web launched in 1991, accelerating growth. Today, billions use the internet for communication, information, commerce, and entertainment via computers and mobile devices globally. The document also discusses how the internet impacts and is used by different audiences.
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Mobile phones have become very popular tools for communication around the world. While they provide many benefits like increased connectivity, some argue they can also be disruptive in educational settings. The document discusses both the positive and negative impacts of mobile phone use in schools, with some teachers believing they distract from learning while others think they could be used for emergencies. It also explores how phones may enable cheating and cyberbullying in schools.
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People are in motion
- 1. People are in Motion and the Library Follows Them! -on the Mobile Library in a Mobile Era Ann Östman Ulricehamn 2010-02-10
- 3. Find it!
- 8. Read! Telia Sonera TrendReport 2010 + World Internet Institute
- 9. - To be part of a web community, an online community, earlier was somtheing for young people and more advanced users, , says Olle Findahl at [WII]. Now it is becoming increasingly more common among older people as well. bland äldre. Four out of ten are members of a community. -39% of Internet users today are members of a community, almost three times as many compared to 2007. - In the ages 36-45 years there has been a doubling. - The social networks totally dominates the scene today, with Facebook in front of it all. Source “:Cell phone coverage in Sweden”/ "Mobiltäckningen i Sverige", WII Institute
- 10. Social tools can point to libraries
- 11. … tools that you frequently use on your cell phone…
- 12. A cell phone can take on a variety of functions…..
- 15. “ Our goal: Everybody should be able to use the advanced technology incorporated in the cell phone to develop as human beings! The cell phone: Our most important channel for communication The perfect tool to rehearse what you have learned Communication is a big part of what you have learned”
- 16. The cell phone in numbers: There are 1,4 billion computer users with access to the Internet There are 4 billion cell phone users The cell phone penetration in Sweden: about 115 % Our big phone company Telias data traffic in the summer of 2009 more than 200% compared to 2008 Mårten Byström, Wizmobi
- 17. Vill du bli pilot?
- 18. Conclusions Try, learn, develop What is it we want to show? What is it we want to communicate?? To whom? Why??
- 19. Devices
- 20. There is a jungle out there… ...formats…..