This is our “Digital Pedagogy” professor again. What I think is interesting for our class: if you were in charge of a digital creation space of some kind, you might be purchasing similar equipment. Might be worth the 8 minutes to see what he has procured with his grant. This might be inspiring for the […]
Written by Michael Stephens
David Daghita at McKinney PL shared these presentations about new tech innovations with me via former #hyperlib student Nick. One covers the implementation of the mobile roaming in the library and the other is on using ROBOTS as book carts! Take a look if you have time. Mckinney Mobility Make like a Robot Presentation
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https://library.ucf.edu/news/debut-of-the-hitt-maker-podcast-studio-meeting-the-evolving-needs-of-students-and-faculty/ Matt DeSalvo, Manager of the Libraries’ LibTech service, spearheaded the development of the Hitt Maker Podcast Studio in response to the increasing demand for podcast recording facilities. DeSalvo explained, “LibTech offers a variety of audio recording solutions, including a kit that provides a recording mixer, four microphones, and all the associated cables. Yet despite […]
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This poster outside Roskilde Library says “Welcome to Roskilde Library – books, coffee and community” ❤️📚☕️ #librarylife pic.twitter.com/gVzuRI08t5 — Christian Lauersen (@clauersen) February 25, 2022
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Hey all – This in from Marc Mazique, SJSU Dec’22 grad and Seattle Public Library Adult Services Librarian for the Douglass-Truth branch: Wanting to share this project I worked on post-election. I felt like folks needed books and resources to provide some new ways of thinking, tangible action ideas, and inspiration, and so I […]