Tech showcase

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What the tech 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

Presentation materials

Handout

Handout.docx

fur.ly links to all topics

http://fur.ly/0/wla2011newtech1 and http://fur.ly/0/wla2011newtech2

Topics & Assigned Presenters

By presenter

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. Winksite - Cindy Moore

9. TweetDeck - Cindy Moore

10. HooteSuite

11. Overstream

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

Instapaper

fur.ly

typewith.me

vocaroo

Masher

Jesse Sevier

Google+

Weebly

Instagr.am

Tumblr

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. Biblion your way to Futurama

Jamie Markus

37. Easy Notecards -- Easy Flashcards

38. Wix

39. Simplebooklet

40. Tagxedo

41. OCLS Shake it

42. corkboard.me and linoit

In order of presentation

1. Audacity - Rebecca

2. Scrible - Rebecca

3. Creately - Rebecca

4. Storify - Rebecca

5. Historypin - Rebecca

6. QR Codes - Cindy

7. Digress.it - Laura

8. Mobile Libraries - Cindy

9. Stampt - Laura

10. TweetDeck - Cindy

11. Foursquare - Laura

12. HooteSuite - Cindy

13. Evernote - Laura

14. Overstream - Cindy

15. FlixTime- Laura

16. Instapaper - Lori

17. Google+ - Jesse

18. fur.ly - Lori

19. Weebly- Jesse

20. typewith.me - Lori

21. Instagr.am- Jesse

22. vocaroo - Lori

23. Tumblr- Jesse

24. Masher - - Lori

25. Layar Vision- Jesse

26. Biblion your way to Futurama - Brian

27. corkboard.me and linoit - Jamie

28. Batchgeo - Susan

29. Many Eyes - Brian

30. Tagxedo - Jamie

31. Big Marker - Susan

32. Google Apps for Business - Brian

33. Simplebooklet - Jamie

34. Downloadr - Susan

35. The Newspaper Clipping Generator - Brian

36. Easy Notecards -- Easy Flashcards - Jamie

37. Scribblar - Susan

38. Urbanspoon - Brian

39. OCLS Shake it - Jamie

40. Square - Susan

41. Wix -- Jamie

42. Gimp - Susan

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: