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Libraries in the 21 st Century Dale Vidmar Information Literacy and Instruction Coordinator/ Education, Communication, and Health, Physical Education, & Leadership Librarian Southern Oregon University Friends of the Hannon Library February 18, 2010

The Big Caveat: The Future The Big Caveat: The Future

Living in Dog Years Robert Rabbin Realtime Speaking: You Are the Message! 3,000 new books are published daily. 3,000 new books are published daily. The New York Times has more information in one week than an individual would encounter in an entire lifetime in the 18 th century. The New York Times has more information in one week than an individual would encounter in an entire lifetime in the 18 th century. More unique information iscreated in one year than in the previous 5000 years! More unique information iscreated in one year than in the previous 5000 years!

Libraries and Transliteracy

What is a Library? Microfilm Books Help!

What is a Library?... and more books

What is a Library?... but books are just written words on a page

What is a Library? Books are books. Books become something more only when they are connected to people!

What is a Library? Libraries are about connections and community!

Ancient Library of Alexandria Intellectual capital of the world Museum Academy Research center Library Housed scholars from all cultures... and their families

Ancient Library of Alexandria Zenith of learning Extolled virtues such as rationality, tolerance, and understanding Symbolizes the noblest aspirations, global unity, and the greatest achievements of the intellect. Ismail Serageldin, Director, Library of Alexandria

Early Libraries in America Social Libraries (1731- Ben Franklin) - join by subscription Library Company (1742) - join by buying stock in the library Essentially, book collections and social club for wealthy men!

Early Libraries in America Public Libraries (1854) - Boston Public Library Future of democracy depends on educated citizens Link between knowledge and thinking Free access to materials owned by the community

Early Libraries in America Libraries are “essential to the functioning of a democratic society... and libraries are the great “tools of scholarship, great repositories of culture, and great symbols of the freedom of the world.” Franklin D. Roosevelt (June 1941)

Are libraries in danger of becoming obsolete in the 21 st century? Medford Mail Tribune – January 21,2007

Are libraries in danger of becoming obsolete in the 21 st century? Are libraries in danger of becoming obsolete in the 21 st century? Library cards issued in Jackson County: 100,000 Card holders who used libraries in 2006: 40,000 Average number of visitors per day: 3,000 Items checked out in 2006: 1,472,000

Are libraries in danger of becoming obsolete in the 21 st century? Are libraries in danger of becoming obsolete in the 21 st century? Questions answered by librarians: 517,300 Preschoolers who attended story times: 13,000 Youths in summer reading programs: 5,500 Books delivered to home residents: 31,000

Do we really need costly library buildings located in the heart of the cities, schools, and universities?

If so, what purpose do libraries serve? Can’t we just get everything we need online?

Barry Munitz California State University Chancellor on why the new Cal State University Monterey Bay would have a “virtual” not a physical library. on why the new Cal State University Monterey Bay would have a “virtual” not a physical library. “Wiring the Ivory Tower” Newsweek : January 30, 1995 “You simply don’t have to build a traditional library these days....”

Today, the new 136,000 sq. ft. CSU Monterey Bay Library houses more than 52,000 books, 350 print journals, and 1,500 videos.

The CSUMB Library also accesses more than12,000 electronic journals, magazines, and newspapers... and features an atrium, information literacy center, writing center, study rooms, café, and auditoriums.

Googleopolis Googleopolis Everything is Coming Up Google! “Why is Google so easy and the library so hard?” Carol Tenopir “Visualize the Perfect Search? Library Journal 3/1/2009

Googleopolis Googleopolis Unfortunately, not everything is on Google! Google began as a search tool to locate information it its database. Simplicity and ease were the keys to success.

New Generation of Library Users Changing expectations Grew up with technology 24/7 access Multi-formats Interactive Interdependent Instant gratification Personalized service Digital natives

This new generation will determine the future of libraries!

What Digital Natives Want!!!

Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Important Libraries are not just books, magazines, videos, and other collected items. Unfortunately, everything is not on the Internet. Digital collections are not Web sites! The Kindle is Kool and iPhones are hip, but...

Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Important Libraries and librarians will adapt and morph as they respond to the needs of their communities. Libraries will continue to respond to the needs of their communities.

Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Important Eliminating libraries is detrimental to a democratic society in which the voting populace needs access to information and a voice in the community.

Challenges to the Future Libraries Challenges to the Future Libraries Funding State and federal funding continually decrease State and federal funding continually decrease Material budgets split amongst hard copy, electronic formats, access, and tools to make it all easier. Material budgets split amongst hard copy, electronic formats, access, and tools to make it all easier.

Challenges Challenges Varied Constituencies Different individuals want different services Different individuals want different services Everyone wants everything! Everyone wants everything! Everyone wants everything “Now!” Everyone wants everything “Now!” From anywhere! From anywhere! At any time! At any time! At no expense! At no expense!

Challenges Challenges Tradition No longer about hallowed halls!

Challenges Challenges Changing Technologies Changing Technologies Blogs Blogs Wireless and Beyond Wireless and Beyond Mashups Mashups Wikis Wikis Web 2.0 to Who Knows Web 2.0 to Who Knows Virtual Realities Virtual Realities Computers Ipads, Iphones, I Yi Yi Yi! Ipads, Iphones, I Yi Yi Yi!

The Librarian

Librarians of Tomorrow Librarians of Tomorrow Go beyond love for books and people Go beyond love for books and people Create and connect content – in particular digital content Create and connect content – in particular digital content Create relationships – patrons and users will be individuals and clients Create relationships – patrons and users will be individuals and clients Virtual and face-to-face presence Virtual and face-to-face presence Information literacy will lead to tranliteracy Information literacy will lead to tranliteracy Flexibility is a virtue Flexibility is a virtue Tomorrow began yesterday Tomorrow began yesterday

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? We will live in a hypersociety that is will demand more, better, faster, whenever, wherever, with no strings attached!

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Libraries will provide instruction, service, guidance, and more sophisticated access to information

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Tank U free digital download station Delft Public Library From the Shifted LibrarianShifted Librarian Libraries will continue to organize and house information, but funding will be more directed toward access not collection.

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Technology, like books, is only technology. Technology only breathes life into our world when it connects people and ideas.

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Libraries will continue to organize and house information, but funding will be more directed toward access not collection.

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Tank U free digital download station Delft Public Library From the Shifted LibrarianShifted Librarian Connectivity will transform libraries not to buildings without wall, but place beyond form.

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Change and transformation will be the dominant principle, and libraries will be defined by how they respond to possibilities.

So What Will Become of the Library in the 21 st Century? Libraries will become more consortial and interdependent to solve financial constraints.

No More Shssss! No More Shssss! Libraries as Place

Library as a Place Library as a Place Cultural Center Art Art Social gatherings Social gatherings Cultural events Cultural events

Library as a Place Library as a Place Learning Center

Where is the life we have lost in living? Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information? T.S. Eliot Choruses from the Rock

Our Place in the Cosmos

The future of libraries in the 21 st century will be determined by their communities. Each individual, every voice, every choice will create the future.

What will you say about tomorrow, today?

Libraries in the 21 st Century Dale Vidmar Information Literacy and Instruction Coordinator/ Education, Communication, and Health, Physical Education, & Leadership Librarian Southern Oregon University Friends of the Hannon Library February 18,