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Future of Reference
- 1. The Future of Reference @ Your Library Kris Johnson Virtual Reference Consultant, Colorado State Library September 19, 2008 Aurora Public Library Staff Training Day
- 2. What Does Reference Look Like @ Your Library?
- 3. Mary Walsh
- 4. Mary Walsh
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- 20. 3. Technology
- 24. 4. Libraries
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- 30. Canton Public Library (MI) Reference Rover Mary Walsh Used with permission from Canton Public Library (MI)'s photostream on Flickr
- 31. Poster at Dickinson College Library – Carlisle, Pennsylvania Used with permission from DickinsonLibrary's photostream on Flickr
- 32. Westminster Law Library’s Old Website
- 33. Westminster Law Library’s New Website
- 34. Yale Librarian’s Business Card Mary Walsh Used with permission from Joey Digits' photostream on Flickr
- 36. Hours Sign at the Edmund Stanley Library, Friends University - Wichita, KS Used with permission from Travelin' Librarian's photostream on Flickr
- 38. London, Ontario bus shelter advertisement for Askipedia Used with permission from djfiander's photostream on Flickr
- 39. Mary Walsh CSU Library Website
- 40. CSU Library Ask a Librarian Webpage
- 41. Mabee Library, Washburn University – Topeka, Kansas Mary Walsh Used with permission from Mabee Library's photostream on Flickr
- 42. Mary Walsh Weld Library District Webpage
- 43. Maybee Library, Washburn University, Kansas Mary Walsh
- 44. Seattle Public Library Used with permission from vacekrae's photostream on Flickr
- 45. Jennifer Murrell - Mesa County Library “ Jennifer works on correct posture while staffing AskColorado.”
- 46. East Carolina University Library Screensaver Used with permission from hblowers' photostream on Flickr
- 47. Nice Sign – Library Unknown Used with permission from stivab's photostream on Flickr
- 48. Bookcart Magnet – Library Unknown Used with permission from stivab's photostream on Flickr
- 49. Table Tent – Keene State College Library New Hampshire Used with permission from Keene State College Mason Library on Flickr
- 50. Portable Tablet - Ivanhoe Library Melbourne Australia Used with permission from yarraplentylibrary 's photostream on Flickr
- 51. University of Texas Libraries Used with permission from Flaxbart Family's photostream on Flickr
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- The Future of Reference at Your Library Kris Johnson Brief: In this session the presenter will discuss 5 factors that affect the future of reference at any library. Attendees will learn what other libraries across the globe are doing related to reference services, will discuss reference futures in a 2.0 world, and will leave the workshop with a minimum of one concrete idea to pursue regarding reference services at their library or for themselves as professional reference librarians. More details: Reference services may look different at your library than at mine. Depending on the size of your library and your service population you may offer reference in-person, via phone, by e-mail, virtually, or not at all. You may have a reference desk but maybe not. You may feel qualified to answered reference questions or feel you need training. Reference services can and should be a vital offering in your suite of library services. According to the 2005 OCLC Perceptions of Libraries and Information Resources report http://www.oclc.org/reports/2005perceptions.htm, the first thing people think of when they think of libraries is books. However, many citizens, even very educated adults with librarians for friends don't know you can go to (or sign-in virtually!) a local library to ask questions and get help finding information (aka Reference Services.) Why is this and what is your library doing to change this perception? This session will discuss the future of reference services in a 2.0 world. Attendees will gain ideas and resources from one another as well as the presenter in order to learn about and improve reference services and skills at their library. The idea is to not compete with the big guys, but to do the best you can with the resources you have available to you, and to improve upon what you are currently doing. Participants will leave the workshop with a minimum of one concrete idea to implement in their library, be it staff training, singe, or a completely new service.