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The document describes a vision for an improved library environment called a "beehive library". In the beehive library, students can work and learn together in a collaborative, social space where noise and discussion are allowed. Resources are organized by topic at interactive tables connected by RFID technology, allowing students to easily find materials, study partners, and answers to their questions in a dynamic community setting.
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The Social Library
- 1. BEEHIVE
- 3. WHY SHOULD YOU GO TO THE LIBRARY?
- 5. Normal library our idea of library individual, static social, dynamic studying experience
- 6. bees work hard and cooperate the library as a beehive buzz is allowed!
- 7. sharing knowledge creating intelligent connections exchanging study materials creative discovery of new books people physically together solving doubts co-learning
- 8. touchpoints interactive totem topic/subject tables connected thanks to RFID technology face to face communication people are allowed to speak
- 9. scenario
- 10. I need that computer science book...
- 13. History Computer Science Philosophy
- 14. History Computer Science Philosophy XML “ modelisation et manipolation de documents XML ” “ XML for dummies ” computer science CATEGORY XML
- 15. modelisation et manipolation de documents XML François Role - Hermes Science Publications (16 août 2004) XML for dummies; 4th Edition Lucinda Dykes, Ed Tittel - John Wiley & Sons (20 mai 2005) XML and InDesign Dorothy J. Hoskins - O'Reilly Media (22 janvier 2013) more results here... XML
- 16. History Computer Science Philosophy modelisation et manipolation de documents XML de François Role Broché: 327 pages Editeur : Hermes Science Publications (16 août 2004) Langue: Français ISBN-10: 2746209810 ISBN-13: 978-2746209817 Dimensions du produit: 23,4 x 15,4 x 2 cm XML
- 20. other books about computer science
- 21. RFID scanning
- 22. oh no, this topic is so hard!
- 23. ??? ......
- 24. !!!!!
- 25. THANK YOU!
- 26. how can you find your perfect studying team? interactive totem topic/subject tables color light connected thanks to RFID technology
- 27. THE TABLE RFID tags RFID reader
- 28. the ideal beehive library
- 29. what’s next?
- 30. thanks