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• 20 Nov 12
  

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  • all about creating and sharing information.
  • 
        Tomorrow's libraries will be all about teaching how to evaluate and use information .
  • meet their goals
  • helping users organize information in ways that make sense to them.

  • developing multiple literacies - print, auditory, visual.

     
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• 11 Jan 12
  

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• 30 Aug 10
  

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• 25 Mar 10
  

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  • I am working on a short recorded presentation for a school on "future"  libraries. I am thinking this may be the format. Join in...

  • 1. Yesterday's libraries were all about books.
         Tomorrow's libraries will be all about readers.

     

    2. Yesterday's libraries were all about getting  information.
        Tomorrow's libraries will be all about  creating and sharing information.

     

    3.  Yesterday's libraries were all about silent individuals.
         Tomorrow's libraries will be all about active groups.

     

    4. Yesterday's libraries were all about term papers.
         Tomorrow's libraries will be all about multimedia projects.
• 23 Mar 10
  

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• 22 Mar 10
  

  Nicole Hache

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• 18 Mar 10
  

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• 11 Mar 10
  

  1. Yesterday's libraries were all about books.
  Tomorrow's libraries will be all about readers.
  
  2. Yesterday's libraries were all about getting information.
  Tomorrow's libraries will be all about creating and sharing information.
  
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• 09 Mar 10
  

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• 08 Mar 10
  

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• 07 Mar 10
  

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• 06 Mar 10
  

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• 05 Mar 10
  

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  Kathy Kaldenberg

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  Jennifer Garcia

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  Allison Burrell

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  Yesterday's libraries, tomorrow's libraries - 12 differences

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• 04 Mar 10
  

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  • Yesterday's libraries were all about getting information.
        Tomorrow's libraries will be all about creating and sharing information.

     

    3. Yesterday's libraries were all about silent individuals.
        Tomorrow's libraries will be all about active groups.

     

    4. Yesterday's libraries were all about term papers.
        Tomorrow's libraries will be all about multimedia projects

  • This means today's libraries are all about..

     
     
    • Transition
     
    • Exploration
     
    • Planning
     
    • Survival
     
    • Optimism
     
    • Opportunities
     
     

    Or they'd better be if there are to be libraries tomorrow.
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