Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Introduction Luke Roskilly, Educational Consultant Developing teaching resources with new media.

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Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Introduction Luke Roskilly, Educational Consultant Developing teaching resources with new media 'Google and iPod generation' Technology and the internet have changed the way we access information.

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age When I wanted to go As a child – reading Tintin books When I had to go At university, studying History and German When it made sense to go Now, for other services – e.g. recycling

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Education Teen and adult e.g. Idea Stores (Tower Hamlets, East London)  Everything from dance to car maintenance, with a community focus

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Education Integration with school Homework workshops  Help in person or online Career workshops  Advice, writing CVs, internship and volunteering noticeboards

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Social environment For a library to find a place in people's hearts, it needs to be a pleasant place to be. Simple factors such as clean, fresh decor, lighting, good chairs and tables etc. Cafés and teen areas Meeting space to talk, space to work

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Ideas Store - shelving Otley Library Ideas Store - café Ideas Store

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Port Talbot Library Otley Library Lowestoft Library & Record Office Ward End Library

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Events Social function, drawing people to the library as a place where something is happening. Talks, author events, concerts, film screenings and discussions, poetry competition, starting point for local walking tours, Xbox challenges! Exhibition space

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Ann Arbor Library Westminster Reference Library

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Virtual presence - website The Web is closely integrated into people's social, daily behaviour. This will only increase with the development of new technologies – see iPhone. Library websites should be connected with these new trends. Not in competition to the actual library, but an extension.

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age downloadmedia.denverlibrary.org

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Virtual presence - website Features  Book reviews and tips for different age groups  Podcasts and videocasts  Downloadable audio books  Downloadable books for eBook formats  Personalised accounts: order books online, renew books etc.  Ask a Librarian service: by telephone, online chat

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Books, books, books! Are books irrelevant? No! - Books are still appealing. Shelving and presentation are important. Ordering books from central store – terminals / online. Ideas Store - shelving

Doom or Bloom: reinventing the library in the digital age Conclusion Libraries no longer have monopoly on information or on media. Information is everywhere, media is increasingly being transferred purely electronically. Social and educational functions should be in foreground. Should be attractive places to be – places where things happen.