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E-raamat: Selecting and Implementing Technologies in Libraries: A Primer

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  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Sep-2022
  • Kirjastus: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781538115060
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"This book will address a functional gap in the literature, establishing a framework by which practitioners can more effectively-and successfully-select, implement, and eventually migrate away from key technological services of the library"--

This book will address a functional gap in the literature, establishing a framework by which practitioners can more effectively – and successfully – select, implement, and eventually migrate away from key technological services of the library.

Preface xiii
Chapter 1 Libraries and Technology
1(12)
What Is Technology, Really?
2(1)
Technology Is about Knowledge Creation
3(1)
A Brief History of Libraries and Technology
3(5)
A Pragmatic Approach
8(1)
Questions for Review
9(1)
Additional Reading
9(1)
Notes
10(3)
Chapter 2 An Overview of the Working Framework
13(16)
Introducing the Hype Cycle Filter
13(2)
Design Thinking Isn't Rocket Science
15(1)
A Quick History of Design Thinking
16(2)
In Practice: The Design Cycle
18(2)
What Design Thinking Is Not
20(1)
Drilling Down Deeper
21(5)
Empathy
22(1)
Define
23(1)
Ideate
23(1)
Prototype
23(2)
Test
25(1)
The Takeaway
26(1)
Questions for Review
27(1)
Additional Reading
27(1)
Notes
27(2)
Chapter 3 Community Engagement and Designing for Change
29(16)
First, Empathy
29(1)
Empathize---Define---Ideate
30(11)
A Simple Example: Earphones
30(2)
Kickstarting a Large-Format Poster-Printing Service
32(2)
Opening a Learning Commons at the Height of the Great Recession
34(3)
Revitalizing a Branch Library
37(4)
The Secret to Success
41(1)
It Matters
42(1)
Questions for Review
43(1)
Additional Reading
43(1)
Notes
43(2)
Chapter 4 Selecting and Implementing Leading-Edge Technologies in Libraries
45(18)
Diffusion of Innovation
46(2)
Embracing the Fear of Failure: Key Considerations
48(2)
Example: Makerspaces in Libraries
50(3)
Real-World Examples: 3D Printing as a Library Service
53(4)
Reinforcing the Cycle Leads to New Innovation
57(3)
Laser Cutter
58(1)
Vinyl Cutter
58(1)
XR Technologies
59(1)
Emergence of Technology "Wranglers"
59(1)
An Identity Crisis
60(1)
Questions for Review
60(1)
Additional Reading
61(1)
Notes
61(2)
Chapter 5 Budgeting for Technology in Libraries
63(22)
Budgets Reflect the Priorities of Organizations
64(1)
Budgeting and Technology
64(1)
Where the Money Comes From Is Important
65(3)
Technology as Driver and Necessity
68(1)
"But Technology Is Expensive"
69(1)
Micro Case Studies
70(7)
Headphones as Lendable Technology
71(1)
Large-Format Poster Printing as a Library Service
72(3)
Rolling Whiteboards and Other Dry-Erase Writeable Surfaces throughout the Library
75(2)
Diffusing Risk while Implementing Even More Leading-Edge Technology
77(5)
Extended Reality (XR) Equipment as Lendable Technology
78(2)
3D Printing as a Library Service
80(2)
Be Careful!
82(1)
Questions for Review
83(1)
Additional Reading
83(1)
Notes
83(2)
Chapter 6 Policy, Ethics, and Technology
85(18)
Power Tools of Administration
86(2)
Policy Is Part Administration and Part Rule-Making
88(1)
Policy as Prototype
88(3)
Policy and Design Thinking in Practice: Real-World Examples
91(3)
Collection-Development Policy by Design
91(1)
Real-World Policy: Defining Acceptable Use
92(1)
Acceptable Use Policy and Printing Services
93(1)
Keep It Simple
94(1)
Digging Deeper: Organizational Ethics, Reflected in Policy
94(4)
Example: The PATRIOT Act
95(1)
Lynda's Privacy Problem
96(1)
"The Hardware Is the Easy Part"---Integrating Virtual Reality in Libraries
97(1)
Careful Choices
98(1)
Questions for Review
98(1)
Additional Reading
99(1)
Notes
100(3)
Chapter 7 Putting It All Together and Future-Proofing the Library
103(20)
Weak Signals Are Everywhere
103(1)
Engaging the Framework
104(2)
Sssshhh?
106(2)
Future-Proofing
108(2)
Disruption! Micro Case Studies from the Pandemic
110(8)
Expanded E-Content and Delivery
110(1)
Curbside Delivery and Pickup Services
111(2)
Self-Check Kiosks, Automated Materials Handling, and External Book Lockers
113(1)
Enhancing Wi-Fi and Internet Access to Meet Learning Needs Beyond Library Walls
114(2)
Leveraging VR Assets in Public Libraries to Provide a Virtual Classroom
116(2)
Is This What Libraries Do?
118(1)
Getting ahead of the Curve
118(1)
Questions for Review
119(1)
Additional Reading
120(1)
Notes
120(3)
Index 123(6)
About the Author 129
Patrick Tod Colegrove, Ph.D., MSLIS, is Director of the Carson City Public Library, and former State Librarian/Administrator of the Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records division. Emeritus faculty of the University of Nevada, Reno, he served as Head of the DeLaMare Science & Engineering Library and led the team that earned the library international recognition. He holds a Master of Library and Information Science degree with concentration in competitive intelligence and knowledge management earned from Drexel University, as well as Doctorate and Master of Science degrees in Physics. His career in libraries builds on over fourteen years of entrepreneurial experience as leadership in high-tech private industry, capped by a decade teaching in the university classroom.

Colegrove has led libraries in achieving notable firsts, including the first academic library in the United States to offer 3D printing and scanning services, being named one of the Most Interesting Makerspaces in America, and pioneering the rollout of virtual reality equipment in libraries statewide in support of career exploration and workforce development. A thought leader, his work is recognized internationally with invited presentations ranging from TEDx speaker and congressional panels in Washington D.C. to service with the International Baccalaureate program in The Hague, service separately under the U.S. Speaker Program of the Department of State with libraries across Belarus, and work with the top colleges and libraries in China at the intersection of libraries, innovation, entrepreneurship, and design.
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