E-books In The Library
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An overview of how people are using e-books, how libraries are incorporating e-books into services, and the challenges libraries face when moving to digital content.
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E-books In The Library
- 1. E-books in the Library Presented by Kathy Lussier SEMLS Assistant Administrator for Technology
- 3. OVERVIEW OF E-BOOKS & DEVICES
- 6. After the Early E-Readers
- 8. Sony Reader Released in 2006
- 9. And Then Came the Kindle
- 10. It’s All About the Easy, Wireless Downloads
- 11. E-Reader Market
- 12. Christian Science Monitor , December 30, 2009
- 14. E-Book Sales Starting to See Success The Guardian , December 28, 2009
- 22. Disclaimer
- 28. How Does It Work?
- 29. A step forward, but it still needs work.
- 30. Fisher-Watkins Library, Cushing Academy
- 32. Two Weeks Into a Pilot Project at Princeton The Daily Princetonian , 9/28/09
Notas do Editor
- Start with the Non-Fiction e-book sources: people don’t want to read books from cover to cover on the screen. Downloadable audiobooks.
- Flepia – uses Reflex LCD. Reflects ambient light like e Ink. Uses red, green and blue crystals to add color. Que – Word Documents, PDFs, e-mail, Outlook calendar support. Skiff – future plans include color and integrating videos for textbooks. Also will introduce ads to run with news stories. Software will work with Pre and Blackberry. Alex – Android OS, work with Borders book stores. Can also do Web browsing.