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This is the keynote address for the SWFLN 2018 Staff Development day. We talked about how to be on the cutting edge of providing library services to the public without forgetting who you are and what you do best.
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- 1. THE CUTTING EDGE WITHOUT BLEEDING WITH BOB
- 2. THIS IS A DISCUSSION, NOT A LECTURE โข I hope it will be a very back and forth conversation โข I am going to take up about a half hour of our time โข So you can ask questions and add ideas during our time together โข We come up with ideas together that work for you
- 3. QUOTE The future is already here, it is just not evenly distributed โ William Gibson
- 4. THOUGHT โข Be comfortable with looking forward without giving up what you have โข We should not be about waiting for something to be mainstream we should be making it mainstream โข You do not need to be cutting edge, you do not need to make your self bleed but you do not want to be run over by the future โข No one is future proof, how do we help people, and ourselves, prepare โข Being on the cutting edge does not mean thoughtlessly slicing off what already works. โข It's about moving forward and adding to what we know and do best
- 5. WHAT TECHNOLOGIES ARE CHANGING LIBRARIES? โข Three โnewโ technology ideas to be aware of โข Voice assistants โข How do you feel about customers talking in the library? โข Virtual Reality โข How do you feel about cleaning keyboards? Face masks? โข Augmented Reality โข How do you work with someone who sees something different than you do?
- 6. Climb Aboard the Time Machine!
- 11. THOUGHT โข You do not need to embrace everything in the future โข How do you know what will be important in the future? โข You do not need to be everything to everyone โข Who will be there for what someone needs?
- 13. WHAT CREATION STATION OFFERS โข 3D printers โข ~300 items a month typically, should that be free$ โข Design Studio โข Adobe Creative Cloud, what about 3D design, Coding, Unity, etc. โข Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality โข Rift, Vive VR & HoloLens, Meta2 AR โข Sewing Machines, Quilting rack, White Boards, Legos โข Counting pieces when things return โข Gear to check out โข Wacom tablets, Sphero, Cameras, etc.
- 14. POP QUIZ! โขHenry Ford Invented โขA. Automobile โขB. Assembly Line โขC. Both A & B โขD. None of the Above
- 15. POP QUIZ! โขHenry Ford Invented โขA. Automobile โขB. Assembly Line โขC. Both A & B โขD. None of the Above
- 16. THOUGHT โข Helping customers reach the future they want to โข What do you see coming that they might not be aware of? โข Be comfortable with looking forward without giving up what you have โข What are you good at now that people will still need in the future?
- 17. DEMOCRATIZATION OF INFORMATION โข Books โข Computers โข Databases โข Internet access โข Shared Resources โข Website & App โIf information is the currency of democracy, then libraries are its banks.โ
- 18. THOUGHT โข Being on the cutting edge does not mean thoughtlessly slicing off what already works. โข What is still needed and what are you keeping just because it has been there? โข It's about moving forward, growing and re-examing our mission โข Libraries are going to be relevant in the future, if we make them that way
- 19. QUOTE โข Do not ask for a rocket, ask for the moon and let me worry about the rocket โข Rowan Cota, software engineer โข How are you helping your customers build their rockets?
- 20. QUESTIONSโฆ..
- 21. THE CUTTING EDGE WITHOUT BLEEDING BOB ranstett@broward.org creationstation@broward.org www.robertanstett.com
Editor's Notes
- "Tomorrow's Lawyers: access to justice in the online future - extract" by Richard Susskind, www.theguardian.com. January 18, 2013.ย
- Are you sure librarians are ok with all this blood? Sure they even let us have sharp scissors!
- Voice โ ease of access, learn to be nice, bone induction is coming too VR โ a new way to use a PC and have a much greater access to immerse in everything, what content will we curate? AR โ replaces phones, computers, becomes our new interface with the world, combines with Voice Letโs go back to the first technological revolution
- Back to the 15 centuryโฆ
- Around the year 1440, Johannes Gutenberg developed the printing press. Before the press, books were hand copied and extremely expensive. The press spread throughout the world and around 200 million copies of books were printed in the 16th Century alone. The printing press was an information revolution. With the printing press, books were more affordable, and available to the masses. Why is this important now? Name a new invention that we have because of the printing pressโฆโฆ eyeglasses
- We give you the space, We give you the Technology and you Create your own future.
- Could you have guessed Glasses? What is the next thing coming from Augmented Reality? Tasting colors (synesthesia for everyone) Libraries missed out on eBooks and establishing how they should be treated, what are we missing out with about VR, AR, Voice?
- People that actually read in libraries should be treated like smokers in restaurants /sarcasm (quote was missing the โshould not be treated likeโ but I took it and made it into sarcasm Are we going to be an interactive space? Are we going to be a teaching space? Werenโt we that already?
- What do you want to check out versus what you want to only use in your building?
- He brought the automobile from France and the assembly line from England and combined them in Detroit. He picked a place on the Detroit River where the ships coming from the Great Lakes flowed past on their way to Pennsylvania and New York.
- It comes down to democratization of information and evolving demands of technological literacy. It may not be as important for librarians now to know how to use a microfiche machine as it was 30 years ago. Are students today ok with knowing how to use a word processor, or would it be beneficial for them to learn about video/audio production and evolving 3D printing technologies? What might their jobs look like 10 years from now?
- You can be cutting edge without cutting your fingers off Why would you want to cut peopleโs fingers off? How could they swipe right!
- Quote by Rowan Cota @sweetpavement on twitter