Showing posts with label Think. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Why didn't I think Stephenie Meyer ' T of this?

From the Wall Street Journal: for $ 75,000, can buy a piece of Indian Cricket star Sachin Tendulkar.

Luxury editor kraken Opus mixed in a pint Mr. of Tendulkar's batsman's blood with paper pulp to create the signature page for a book, the celebration of the prestigious career.The 10 limited edition copies that comes out in February have sold cost at $ 75,000 and out.if a bit much these are already, or if you that want to listen to books on a number of what I perceive to be very gullible people with too much money in their hands, see luxury quarantined.we sold the rest of the article people.Posted BySam Sattlerat6 live in a strange old world: 32 PM

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

What Do You Think Libraries Will Look Like in 2015?

June 2, 2010 · Posted in Future of Books, Libraries, Video 

There are so many opinions and options for the f libraries out there.

One idea from  Mal Booth, Sophie McDonald and Belinda Tiffen, breaks down the library of 2015 by 5 aspects: organizational culture, work conditions, service models, sustainability and people.

via Information Literacy meets Library 2.0

Library of the Future – UTS on Prezi

The thesis by Guy Adam Ailion, that this vidoeo is based on won the National Corobrik Architectural Thesis Award 2010, it is available for download.

This video from JISC in the UK questions whether or not there will be librarians in the future.

Libraries of the Future from Inside Higher Ed

The university library of the future will be sparsely staffed, highly decentralized, and have a physical plant consisting of little more than special collections and study areas.

The future of libraries, with or without books from CNN

Books are being pushed aside for digital learning centers and gaming areas. “Loud rooms” that promote public discourse and group projects are taking over the bookish quiet. Hipster staffers who blog, chat on Twitter and care little about the Dewey Decimal System are edging out old-school librarians

A to Z of Libraries of the Future

The Future of Libraries and Museums wiki

Libraries of the Future Debate in 2009 at Oxford

What does the library of the future look like to you?



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