The Academic Library in Dr. David J. Staley, Director, Goldberg Center and adjunct associate professor, Department of History, The Ohio State University Kara J. Malenfant, ACRL Scholarly Communications and Government Relations Specialist October 15, 2010
The scenario space
high probability + high impact = actionable future
Increasing threat of cyberwar, cybercrime, and cyberterrorism
Meet the new freshman class
Right here with me
Scholarship stultifies
Breaking the textbook monopoly
Bridging the scholar/practitioner divide
Everyone is a "non-traditional" student
I see what you see
This class brought to you by…
low probability + high impact = wild card
Community over consumerism
Longevity is the new wealth
Sign on the dotted line
A college degree for every citizen
Academic niche networking
Archives on demand
No need to search
Out of business
Pop-up campus
Renaissance redux
Think U
Lower impact Activist seniors keep on working Creative conscription Design for disability Kinesthetic fluency Money makes the world go around Woven learning
Concluding thoughts
Open discussion Reactions to nine “actionable” scenarios? Implications for your libraries? Other wild card scenarios you see? How have you used this report? Did you try activity in appendix C? Your questions.
Thank you David Kara