- presentation is available online here (just QR codes)
- also here (full presentation...all speakers' stuff)
- six people talking for 10 mins each...(including questions)...hence the "flash"
- Jenny Sippel
- todo: see if I can find stats on smart phone use in TBay/NWO/Ont/Canada
- todo: see if I can get stats on how many times our qr code was scanned (and/or look at stats for that (app) page on our site)
- qr codes in opac records to get call number...nifty! See if any III libs are doing that...is it possible? Ask/search listserv
- use url shorteners (to both get a cleaner code and to get data (todo: look at bit.ly and goo.gl)
- in bit.ly can add "+" at end of url to collect data (and "qr") to generate a qr code
- include url with qr codes for equitable access
- Get Glue: check in to anything (books, movies etc) and links to twitter (and other sites) Gamified: gives you virtual (plus irl) stickers if you check in to a lot of things. nice! Check it out.
- also lets you rate things...and then you get suggestions of similar (readers advisory tool - ish)
- you can follow people and they can follow you...social interaction
- Instagram: only for iPhone (for now) photosharing service...some editing available
- staying organized across platforms (and devices)
- compulsive list maker: yeah!
- both live in the cloud + have desktop clients + apps (all synced)
- check them out...what would be the advantage over google docs?
- in Wunderlist can make lists and add tasks, then tick them off!
- you can share lists with others (do they also need an account?)
- Evernote works similarly...is searchable (nifty)...you can also collect things which are not text (eg audio notes, web site clips)...can tag notebooks
- application programming interfaces
- allow programs to talk to each other
- visualisation api: takes data and makes it look pretty
- need html code, and a data source (can use google spreadsheets)
- there is a lot of documentation available
- resulting charts are accessible by screen-readers
- there is an api playground (part of documentation)
- cons: time and complexity
- use for: simple erm (electronic resource management)...makes info from a spreadsheet look nice
- Featured books: scan isbns of new books in to spread sheet, and uses google (world cat, google books) to make a nice new book display (with covers, links etc)
Amanda Mills
- use google apps for collaboration
- can create a google group (look in to google groups for FB coach sched...easier than "sharing" a doc?)
- need all peeps to have gmail to make a group...but JRo and LL do...do some research and consider/discuss
- google sites: free Web site creation, also integration with google docs
- look up Minnesota Library Futurists
- PBWorks: wiki...free version + costs for enhanced version...used on a campus w a Library 101 class (group work)
- (aside: check out polleverywhere (lots of tweets about it!...can we use during our FB EI session?)
- foursquare, gowalla, fb places
- google places, yelp, urbanspoon (more about finding a place)
- gamification again!
- earn ponits, get badges, "Mayor"
- todo: look at foursquare and claim our lib locations
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