Of course you can use the phone!, originally uploaded by jessamyn.
Categories Library Spaces
Directions by circ desk, originally uploaded by Lost Dutchman. I am thoroughly enjoying “Lost Dutchman’s” Flickr set of a tour of seattle Public Library. I met Joe, the photographer, at my Phoenix presentations. Take a look at the set here.
Genius bar concept, originally uploaded by Meg Canada. Meg Canada shares a photo of the Genius Bar concept at DOK Delft.
Don ‘t miss this music video promoting the features & services of the Weigle Information Commons. Well done!
By Michael Casey & Michael Stephens We appreciate your feedback, positive and negative. As we move into 2009, even as you grapple with budget challenges, keep in mind that these Five Things We Just Can’t Ignore in Libraries require moxie more than money. Privacy: We really need to rethink our privacy concerns, offer varying levels of opt-in, and educate our users about a networked world in which our life streams are saved through social networks and servers in the “cloud.” We believe the default should be privacy, but if patrons want to share, we should let them. Rethink your library […]
Library sign, originally uploaded by yarmando.
no cellphone use in library, originally uploaded by annethelibrarian.
NO WANDERING, originally uploaded by freerangelibrarian.
Quiet Sign ADULT, originally uploaded by Manatee County Public Library.
Books and Mobile Tags Shelf, originally uploaded by ACU Library. Some chosen books for the exhibit plus, in the bottom right corner, a QR barcode (mobile tag) that leads patrons to more information.