What the heck is that? (A Technology Showcase)
We are putting together a fun, rapid-fire session on new technologies for the 2011 Wyoming Library Association conference.This session will be held Thursday, September 29 from 11 a.m. until noon. (See conference schedule)
Session description: Join the New Technology in Libraries Interest Group to learn about 35+ up-and-coming virtual and physical technologies for libraries. We guarantee that you will learn about something that you’ve never seen or heard about before and that you will leave with at least one new technology to try when you return to your library.
Volunteers and ideas are welcome! We are looking for presenters and for ideas on great technologies to present.
Last year's session featured 29 new technologies in less than an hour. (See the list or view the slides.)
Contact us
Sara Francis, WSL outreach librarian, sara.francis@wyo.gov or 307-777-6330
Susan Mark, WSL statistics librarian, susan.mark@wyo.gov or 307-777-5915
Topics & Assigned Presenters
Note to presenters: don't worry about numbering if you're adding something to your list. I'll take care of that. Just wanted to get a handle on how many more we need to fill out this session. -- Susan
Susan Mark
1. Big Marker - Susan Mark
2. Scribblar - Susan Mark
3. Batchgeo - Susan Mark
4. Downloadr - Susan Mark
5. Gimp - Susan Mark
6. Square
Cindy Moore
7. QR Codes - Cindy Moore
8. Mobile libraries/http://winksite.com/site/site_profile.cfm?susid=39577 - Cindy Moore
9. TweetDeck - Cindy Moore
10. HooteSuite
11.
Laura Uglean Jackson
12. Digress.it - Laura Uglean Jackson
13. Stampt - Laura Uglean Jackson
14. Foursquare - Laura Uglean Jackson
15. Evernote - Laura Uglean Jackson
16. FlixTime
Lori Clark-Erickson
17. Instapaper tool to save web pages for reading later
18. fur.ly URL shortener for multiple URLs
19. typewith.me online collaboration tool
20. vocaroo voice recorder
21. Masher -- slide show creator
Jesse Sevier
22. Google+
23. Weebly
24. Instagr.am
25. Tumblr
26. Layar Vision
Rebecca Steffen
27. Audacity
28. Scrible
29. Creately
30. Storify
31. Historypin
Brian Greene
32. Google Apps for Business
33. Many Eyes
34. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
35. urbanspoon
36.
Jamie Markus
37. Easy Notecards -- Easy Flashcards
38. Wix
39. Simplebooklet
40.
41. OCLS Shake it
Technology ideas and suggestions
Brainstorming space for possible technologies to present. Please add to the list, along with your name and any comments you may have about that particular technology.
Individual technologies
Pinboard (Cindy Moore)
Papers (Cindy Moore)
Several more from Cindy Moore that she got from Joe Murphy at Library Future. She has not tried them:
Inkscape (Susan)
Lists of technologies
Top 10 Free Tools to Create Visually Appealing Infographics Easily (Susan)
From School Library Journal: The Best Online Presentation Tools: Top picks for hosting a live tutorial or collaborative session
The 10 Coolest Windows Shortcuts You Never Knew About (Jamie Markus)
7 Tools to Create a Mobile Library Website (without Technical Knowledge!) (Jamie Markus)
5 Time-saving Tips from the E-learning Community (Jamie Markus)
44 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed (Jamie Markus)
11 Good Digital Storytelling Resources (Jamie Markus)
100 More Online Tools for Non-Profits Part 1 and Part 2 (Susan Mark)
A Complete Guide to 39 Google Apps and Services (Susan Mark)
AASL Top 25 Websites for Teaching and Learning
20 Online Tools to Help you Create Slideshow Presentations
Smartphones replacing library cards
10 Great Ways to Create Library Videos
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