Not For Children, originally uploaded by herzogbr. Brian Herzog writes: These are the signs next to the button that automatically opens the Library’s front doors, to provide easy entrance to people who have trouble opening the door. As the comment mentioned, it of course is a great play thing for children. I don’t know how effective our signs are, but I have a feeling that the big arrow is probably irresistible to kids – even those who can’t read. But I think signs, in general, are band-aids, and a real solution (or the real problem) lies in the very design. […]
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http://shelfcheck.blogspot.com/2008/07/shelf-check-245.html WOW! Very cool – thanks Emily! 🙂
0730081417a.jpg, originally uploaded by thegloaming.
Leavey Library at USC, originally uploaded by Ralph Toyama. I wonder if they can override the “No Game” policy for student assignments in gaming environments?
You have new Picture Mail!, originally uploaded by The Shifted Librarian. My library continues to taunt me with new books I can’t check out See also: http://tametheweb.com/2007/12/20/still-sad/
pencils 25 cents, originally uploaded by jessamyn.
Legs, originally uploaded by jblyberg. And get a load of THAT sign: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nomextra/165320894/ and the story: http://www.kellistaley.com/2006/06/library-signs.html
Lamination, originally uploaded by jblyberg.
Naperville Public Library (95th Street Branch), originally uploaded by Litandmore. http://www.naperville-lib.org/webpromopages/srp.htm
signage, originally uploaded by cindiann.