Presentation realised for the study day Le Rôle stratégique des bibliothèques dans l'appropriation du numérique par les citoyens en France et en Europe,2013 september 10, in the Bibliothèque publique d’information, Paris. The purpose of the study day was to present the results of an extensive survey, realised in 17 european countries libraries, for the Gates Fondation. Latvia Public Libraries were part of this survey and are a great example of the e-inclusion services offered in libraries. This pwp presents this library network which received the financial help of the Gates Fondation.
ALM in the public sphere. How do archivists, librarians and museum profession...Hans-Christoph Hobohm
Libraries, Museums, and Archives will play a new role in the digital era. Results of a european research project with 15 surveys in five countries among professionals of these institutions.
Presentation at the 10th CoLIS - Conceptions of Library and Information Science, June, 17-19 2019, Ljubljana, Slovenia
“One Library Per Village” is a revolutionary notion, and when people don’t have free access to books and internet , then communities are like radios without batteries. You cut people off from essential sources of information — mythical, practical, linguistic, political — and you break them.
Presentation realised for the study day Le Rôle stratégique des bibliothèques dans l'appropriation du numérique par les citoyens en France et en Europe,2013 september 10, in the Bibliothèque publique d’information, Paris. The purpose of the study day was to present the results of an extensive survey, realised in 17 european countries libraries, for the Gates Fondation. Latvia Public Libraries were part of this survey and are a great example of the e-inclusion services offered in libraries. This pwp presents this library network which received the financial help of the Gates Fondation.
ALM in the public sphere. How do archivists, librarians and museum profession...Hans-Christoph Hobohm
Libraries, Museums, and Archives will play a new role in the digital era. Results of a european research project with 15 surveys in five countries among professionals of these institutions.
Presentation at the 10th CoLIS - Conceptions of Library and Information Science, June, 17-19 2019, Ljubljana, Slovenia
“One Library Per Village” is a revolutionary notion, and when people don’t have free access to books and internet , then communities are like radios without batteries. You cut people off from essential sources of information — mythical, practical, linguistic, political — and you break them.
Envisioning the library of the future is a major research project undertaken by the Arts Council in 2012/13 that will help us to understand the future for libraries, and how we can enable them to develop.
The Danish libraries, the Association, the think tank and The Economic ValueMichel Steen-Hansen
Today we have visitors from a Turkey. Therefore, we have made a presentation of the Danish Library Association and our special organization's structure. We will also present the Danish think tank Future Libraries and their study
Economic Value of Public Libraries
Libraries of the Future – Knowledge, debate and Network
The Danish Think Tank has the ambition to:
• Produce knowledge, analysis and cross-disciplinary activities about the future role of the libraries
• Generate professional, public and political debate and awareness of the role of libraries now and in the future
A bottom-up initiative
The Danish libraries face many challenges such as digitalization and changes in expectations and demands on both physical and digital services; lack of public awareness of library services, changes in library user behavior, lack of political awareness and changes in the role of the librarian. The Think Tank was initiated by the Danish Library Association (DB).
The Think Tank is a two-year project, started October 2012, and co-financed by the participating libraries, library organizations and central library players
The Economic Value of Public Libraries
The Danish Think Tank Libraries of the Future & Copenhagen Economics has
conducted the first study on the economic impact of the Danish public library. The
Danish public libraries provide multiple services to the Danish public today,
which overall seems to be well received by the public. However, the
contributions are often measured in terms of library use (e.g. how many books
were borrowed) and user satisfaction surveys, which are far from adequate when
we want to discuss the role libraries play in modern society. This study digs
deeper and provide the first assessment of the economic value of the public
libraries in Denmark.
Read more
UK version
See the presentation www.biblioteksdebat.dk
Today we have visitors from a Turkey. Therefore, we have made a presentation of the Danish Library Association and our special organization's structure. We will also present the Danish think tank Future Libraries and their study
Economic Value of Public Libraries
Danish Library Association
Danish Library Association has a special association structure of library professionals as well as local politicians on the Council. The President is always politicians and local politicians always constitute the majority.
I think this mix of politicians and library professionals Works in a constructive way. Because the professionals inspire the politicians and the politicians give a good insight into how we need to prioritize. And other times it functions inversely.
So I hope we also in the future will be able to get this symbiosis to function and that local politicians want to put as much thought into the matter and will work in our Board, like they do today.
See the presentation
Libraries of the Future – Knowledge, debate and Network
The Danish Think Tank has the ambition to:
• Produce knowledge, analysis and cross-disciplinary activities about the future role of the libraries
• Generate professional, public and political debate and awareness of the role of libraries now and in the future
A bottom-up initiative
The Danish libraries face many challenges such as digitalization and changes in expectations and demands on both physical and digital services; lack of public awareness of library services, changes in library user behavior, lack of political awareness and changes in the role of the librarian. The Think Tank was initiated by the Danish Library Association (DB).
The Think Tank is a two-year project, started October 2012, and co-financed by the participating libraries, library organizations and central library players
The Economic Value of Public Libraries
The Danish Think Tank Libraries of the Future & Copenhagen Economics has
conducted the first study on the economic impact of the Danish public library. The
Danish public libraries provide multiple services to the Danish public today,
which overall seems to be well received by the public. However, the
contributions are often measured in terms of library use (e.g. how many books
were borrowed) and user satisfaction surveys, which are far from adequate when
we want to discuss the role libraries play in modern society. This study digs
deeper and provide the first assessment of the economic value of the public
libraries in Denmark.
Read more
UK version
See the presentation www.biblioteksdebat.dk
Keynote for Internet Librarian International 2016.
In a world where we compete about knowledge jobs libraries are more important than ever. They are the one place where everyone's learning is actively supported. This is important to acknowledge when designing library strategy.
Building a 'single digital presence' for public librariesFleurMartin3
This presentation is taken from a webinar the single digital presence team held with public library staff from across the UK. In it we communicate our latest vision for the project, outlining what we've been up to since the publication of our report and how we've refined our recommendations building on an extensive period of user research.
About the project: The Single Digital Presence project, based at the British Library is exploring how to improve digital services in the United Kingdom's public libraries. Our goal is to equip public libraries with the right tools and to increase public library use both on and offline.
You can find out more about our project by reading this blog:
https://www.bl.uk/press-releases/2019/june/new-research-proposes-five-options-for-a-digital-presence-in-public-libraries
or by emailing us singledigitalpresence@bl.uk
Library labs as experimental incubators for digital humanities researchSally Chambers
This presentation was delivered as one of the keynotes at the 23rd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL 2019) on 9-12 September 2019 at OsloMet - Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, Norway. http://www.tpdl.eu/tpdl2019/keynotes/
Can we consider libraries as the laboratories of the humanities? If so, would they be good places to observe and better understand the everyday practices of the humanist at work? Similarly, can the notion of the laboratory as a place of scientific experimentation be applied to libraries as a place to experiment with digital cultural heritage collections? Could “library labs” enable humanities researchers, cultural heritage professionals and computer scientists to work more closely together to push the boundaries of contemporary humanistic enquiry? Using Bruno Latour’s anthropological observations of the scientific practices of biologists in their laboratory as a starting point, we will consider the concept of libraries as the laboratories of the humanities. Extending this concept further, we will consider, “what is a library lab?” by examining the activities of library labs internationally. Finally, we will introduce the emerging Digital Research Lab at the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) as part of a long-term collaboration with the Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities (GhentCDH). Using “KBR Labs” as a case study, we will consider the role that library labs could play as experimental incubators for digital humanities research.
This presentation was delivered by Sue Considine at the Mid Hudson Library System Annual meeting in October 2013, and at Edmonton Public Library's Leader-In-Residence program in spring 2014.
this poster won the Best Poster Award Bobcatsss 2014
Marine Peotta (PBD 2, 2013-2014), Solenne Billard-Nichele (DCB 22, 2013-2014), Morgane Desard (DCB22, 2013-2014)
Envisioning the library of the future is a major research project undertaken by the Arts Council in 2012/13 that will help us to understand the future for libraries, and how we can enable them to develop.
The Danish libraries, the Association, the think tank and The Economic ValueMichel Steen-Hansen
Today we have visitors from a Turkey. Therefore, we have made a presentation of the Danish Library Association and our special organization's structure. We will also present the Danish think tank Future Libraries and their study
Economic Value of Public Libraries
Libraries of the Future – Knowledge, debate and Network
The Danish Think Tank has the ambition to:
• Produce knowledge, analysis and cross-disciplinary activities about the future role of the libraries
• Generate professional, public and political debate and awareness of the role of libraries now and in the future
A bottom-up initiative
The Danish libraries face many challenges such as digitalization and changes in expectations and demands on both physical and digital services; lack of public awareness of library services, changes in library user behavior, lack of political awareness and changes in the role of the librarian. The Think Tank was initiated by the Danish Library Association (DB).
The Think Tank is a two-year project, started October 2012, and co-financed by the participating libraries, library organizations and central library players
The Economic Value of Public Libraries
The Danish Think Tank Libraries of the Future & Copenhagen Economics has
conducted the first study on the economic impact of the Danish public library. The
Danish public libraries provide multiple services to the Danish public today,
which overall seems to be well received by the public. However, the
contributions are often measured in terms of library use (e.g. how many books
were borrowed) and user satisfaction surveys, which are far from adequate when
we want to discuss the role libraries play in modern society. This study digs
deeper and provide the first assessment of the economic value of the public
libraries in Denmark.
Read more
UK version
See the presentation www.biblioteksdebat.dk
Today we have visitors from a Turkey. Therefore, we have made a presentation of the Danish Library Association and our special organization's structure. We will also present the Danish think tank Future Libraries and their study
Economic Value of Public Libraries
Danish Library Association
Danish Library Association has a special association structure of library professionals as well as local politicians on the Council. The President is always politicians and local politicians always constitute the majority.
I think this mix of politicians and library professionals Works in a constructive way. Because the professionals inspire the politicians and the politicians give a good insight into how we need to prioritize. And other times it functions inversely.
So I hope we also in the future will be able to get this symbiosis to function and that local politicians want to put as much thought into the matter and will work in our Board, like they do today.
See the presentation
Libraries of the Future – Knowledge, debate and Network
The Danish Think Tank has the ambition to:
• Produce knowledge, analysis and cross-disciplinary activities about the future role of the libraries
• Generate professional, public and political debate and awareness of the role of libraries now and in the future
A bottom-up initiative
The Danish libraries face many challenges such as digitalization and changes in expectations and demands on both physical and digital services; lack of public awareness of library services, changes in library user behavior, lack of political awareness and changes in the role of the librarian. The Think Tank was initiated by the Danish Library Association (DB).
The Think Tank is a two-year project, started October 2012, and co-financed by the participating libraries, library organizations and central library players
The Economic Value of Public Libraries
The Danish Think Tank Libraries of the Future & Copenhagen Economics has
conducted the first study on the economic impact of the Danish public library. The
Danish public libraries provide multiple services to the Danish public today,
which overall seems to be well received by the public. However, the
contributions are often measured in terms of library use (e.g. how many books
were borrowed) and user satisfaction surveys, which are far from adequate when
we want to discuss the role libraries play in modern society. This study digs
deeper and provide the first assessment of the economic value of the public
libraries in Denmark.
Read more
UK version
See the presentation www.biblioteksdebat.dk
Keynote for Internet Librarian International 2016.
In a world where we compete about knowledge jobs libraries are more important than ever. They are the one place where everyone's learning is actively supported. This is important to acknowledge when designing library strategy.
Building a 'single digital presence' for public librariesFleurMartin3
This presentation is taken from a webinar the single digital presence team held with public library staff from across the UK. In it we communicate our latest vision for the project, outlining what we've been up to since the publication of our report and how we've refined our recommendations building on an extensive period of user research.
About the project: The Single Digital Presence project, based at the British Library is exploring how to improve digital services in the United Kingdom's public libraries. Our goal is to equip public libraries with the right tools and to increase public library use both on and offline.
You can find out more about our project by reading this blog:
https://www.bl.uk/press-releases/2019/june/new-research-proposes-five-options-for-a-digital-presence-in-public-libraries
or by emailing us singledigitalpresence@bl.uk
Library labs as experimental incubators for digital humanities researchSally Chambers
This presentation was delivered as one of the keynotes at the 23rd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL 2019) on 9-12 September 2019 at OsloMet - Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, Norway. http://www.tpdl.eu/tpdl2019/keynotes/
Can we consider libraries as the laboratories of the humanities? If so, would they be good places to observe and better understand the everyday practices of the humanist at work? Similarly, can the notion of the laboratory as a place of scientific experimentation be applied to libraries as a place to experiment with digital cultural heritage collections? Could “library labs” enable humanities researchers, cultural heritage professionals and computer scientists to work more closely together to push the boundaries of contemporary humanistic enquiry? Using Bruno Latour’s anthropological observations of the scientific practices of biologists in their laboratory as a starting point, we will consider the concept of libraries as the laboratories of the humanities. Extending this concept further, we will consider, “what is a library lab?” by examining the activities of library labs internationally. Finally, we will introduce the emerging Digital Research Lab at the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) as part of a long-term collaboration with the Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities (GhentCDH). Using “KBR Labs” as a case study, we will consider the role that library labs could play as experimental incubators for digital humanities research.
This presentation was delivered by Sue Considine at the Mid Hudson Library System Annual meeting in October 2013, and at Edmonton Public Library's Leader-In-Residence program in spring 2014.
this poster won the Best Poster Award Bobcatsss 2014
Marine Peotta (PBD 2, 2013-2014), Solenne Billard-Nichele (DCB 22, 2013-2014), Morgane Desard (DCB22, 2013-2014)
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The present survey led at the national level, attempts to make a state of the art of Algerian libraries that already use social media, and try to identify the obstacles behind the use of such as tools in libraries which still have no presence on the web and more about the social media era.
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The social function of the public library in the world of social networks and of the crisis of the Welfare State
1. The social function of the Public Library in
the world of social networks and of the
crisis of the Welfare State
Luísa Alvim | José António Calixto
University of Évora, CIDEHUS (Portugal)
5th International Conference on Qualitative
and Quantitative Methods in Libraries 4 - 7
June 2013, "La Sapienza" University
Rome Italy
10. 11
Direção-Geral do Livro dos Arquivos e das
Bibliotecas
responsible for the Program of the National
Network of Public Libraries
11. 8
National Network of Public Libraries
Portugal
investments in acquisitions of documents are declining since
2001 € 2,417,503
2011 € 1,187,404
the average of the investment in documents per 1000 inhabitants
2001 € 817
2011 € 237
In Relatório estatístico 2011. Retrieved from
http://rcbp.dglb.pt/pt/noticias/Paginas/REstatistico2011.aspx
12. Municipal Library Torres Novas
Library 2.0
social software
Interactivity
conversation
communication
cooperation
interaction
17. 17
Portugal
penetration of 44.09% compared to the country's population and
86.28% in relation to the number of Internet users.
The total number of Facebook users 4,706,960 (March 2013)
and grew more than 141,000 in the last six months
In Socialbakers, 2013
National Network of Public Libraries 2011
194 libraries that are part of this network
76 libraries (41%) participation in social networks (Facebook and
Twitter)
99 public libraries in Facebook (March 2013 )
18. 8
future work
investigate the attitudes and evidences of the
Portuguese public libraries towards the social
function they perform, in a time of crisis of the
welfare state and in full development of social
networks. This work intended to be a first approach
to the subject, which integrates a wider investigation
of the impact of Web 2.0 on the social role of public
libraries in Portugal, taking as case study libraries in
the social network Facebook.