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Speaker: Sean Robinson Stories are essentially a contract between the author and the listener, and filmmaking is about storytelling. Before you start filming, have a story in mind, whether it’s a PSA or something more involved. Stories have beginnings, middles, and endings. You have three choices: comedy, tragedy, or drama — pick one or combine [...] Speaker: Elizabeth Burns Technology and pop culture drive each other. Librarians sometimes assume that people using technology like smart phones in libraries are wasting time, both theirs and ours, but we really don’t know how they are using tech. Librarians need to learn how to use the tech that their user community employs, so don’t [...] Speakers: Nicole Engard Mashups are easy ways to provide better services for our patrons. They add value to our websites and catalogs. They promote our services in the places our patrons frequent. And, it’s a learning experience. We need to ask our vendors for APIs. We’re putting data into our systems, so we should be [...] Facilitator: Stephen Abram Panel: two high-school students, a college student, and the teen services librarian from the local public library Abrams has asked that folks blogging or tweeting to not use the name of the teen participants, as some are under-age and we should act responsibly when creating a digital trail for them. First question [...] Speakers: Britt Mueller Often, there are more librarians who’s organizations loan ebook readers to their users than who own or use ebook readers themselves. Devices are driving all of the changes in the content, and we need to pay attention to that. General Mills launched their ebook reader lending program in the fall of 2008 [...] |
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