Mountain West Digital Library: Sharing the Collections of Our Region

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Share, Remix, Reuse: Creative commons in your library

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Is Your Library “at the table” or “on the menu”

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Library Tech Trends…04.29.11

MLA Tech trends presentation

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Join your users in mobile spaces

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Ft. Worth, Texas Online Library Services…04.29.11

Ft. Worth, Texas Online Library Services

History of the Ft. Worth, Texas Public Library

Engaging Influencers…04.29.11

Engaging Influencers 2011

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Push Up Press – Blowing Up the eBook….04.28.11

“…Push Pop Press will be a publishing platform for authors, publishers and artists to turn their books into interactive iPad or iPhone apps — no programming skills required….”

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Learning Revolution…04.28.11

Let’s Start a Learning Revolution

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Does Open Source Own the Web?…04.27.11

The Role of Natural Language Processing in Information Retrieval…04.27.11

The Role of Natural Language Processing in Information Retrieval

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QR CODE – Content-rich Resume…04.27.11

U.S. Soldiers – There’s an App for That…04.27.11

From Wired’s Inside the Army’s App Store for War:

“If all of the bureaucratic and security hurdles can be overcome, the Army will soon launch its version of an app store, where soldiers can download Army-relevant software to their work computers and — with a little luck — mobile phones. This is what its homepage will look like.

Called Army Marketplace, it’ll start off featuring the few dozen applications that soldiers created last year during the Apps for the Army contest. Those early efforts ran the gamut from workout guides to digitized manuals for standard Army tasks. So far, there are 17 apps for Android phones and another 16 for iPhones.

But the Army Marketplace will do more than sell existing apps. It’ll help generate ideas for new ones…”

How Do You Refer to Your Library Databases…04.26.11

Database poll results

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Social Media and Collection Development…04.26.11

Social Media & Collection Development: BFF!

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World’s Next Practices…04.26.11

World’s Next Practice eBook by Future Thread Co-op

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Infographic Timeline of the “the press,” from Gutenberg to the iPad…04.16.11

Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives & Museums…04.26.11

“The Heart of Teaching and Learning” Into the Future…04.26.11

American Library Association Action – Getting Things Done…04.25.11

Ebooks and Academic Librarians…04.25.11

Ebook use amongst academic librarians

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Gadgets in the Library…04.25.11

Gadgets in the Library: A Practical Guide to Personal Electronics for Librarians with Jason Griffey Part II

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The Future Academic Library…04.25.11

the role of the future academic library…

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Managing for Change in Libraries…04.25.11

Surfing 101 : Managing for Change

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Mobile in the Library…04.25.11

Turn off that mobile…

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Kindle Use at “The Unquiet Library”…04.2.11

Kindles at The Unquiet Library

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The Future of the Book…04.25.11

Future of Book

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Ebooks and the Library…04.25.11

What’s a Library to do with Ebooks?

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Storify…04.25.11

“Storify, a tool that enables professional and citizen journalists to craft multimedia narratives by dragging and dropping articles, tweets, Flickr photos and online videos onto a single, embeddable page, has entered public beta.

The product, beloved by bloggers, PR professionals and major news organizations alike, has been in private beta since September. More than 5,000 sites, including The New York Times, The Washington Post and NPR have embedded Storify stories, amassing more than 13 million views, 4.2 million of which were accumulated in March alone…”

Deep Web – Explorit for Libraries…04.25.11

Explorit for Libraries:

“…Faculty, researchers, doctors and students expect quick and relevant search results with the least amount of effort. Our goal at Deep Web Technologies was to make Explorit the simplest to use search solution, requiring little or no training while still being the solution that returns the  fastest, most relevant and intelligently grouped results. And, in Academic, Public, Corporate and Medical Libraries, our customers tell us we succeeded.

Explorit allows all your sources – catalogs, databases and web sites – to be searched simultaneously. Results are grouped using Intelligent Clusters and five-star Relevance Ranking, so the most relevant results are right there at the top; no further searching through a random list is needed. And those results are clearly separated – books, journals and video sources are not haphazardly combined.

With Alerts, Explorit updates your results daily, emailing only new new results right to you. It’s the most effective method to discover new knowledge for the time-pressed researcher.

Explorit is simply the best search solution available for libraries of all kinds but our ten years’ experience has taught us that this alone is not enough. This is why we empower you, the Librarian, to customize Explorit in ways that suit your particular users. No two libraries are identical; no two access the same sources or serve the same patrons. And our sole purpose as a company is to help you create what you need. Our technology, your specifications…”