Media Portfolio Jessica Applebee LIB 23001.  Media Discussion  What is Media?  Media in Today’s Library  Role of LTA in 21 st Century  Equipment.

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Media Portfolio Jessica Applebee LIB 23001

 Media Discussion  What is Media?  Media in Today’s Library  Role of LTA in 21 st Century  Equipment Chapters  Performance Checklist  Appraisal Checklist  Article Summary  Library Scenarios Table of Contents LIB 23002

 Media is the “main means of mass communication, especially television, radio, newspapers, and the internet, regarded collectively.”  Media facilitates communication by carrying information from source to receiver  The channels of communication are ever-changing What is Media? LIB 23003

 Modern day requires everyone to become information literate  The goal of media in the library should be to foster information literacy through patron-centered library media programs  Media can be used to solve problems, think critically, and satisfy curiosity Media in Today’s Library LIB 23004

 Must be up to date and aware of all existing and new technologies that may help or harm the library experience  Support information literacy by fostering media awareness Role of LTA in 21 st Century LIB 23005

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Additional Features: The ‘thunderbolt’ allows for very fast transfer of large files, which is useful when copying video or several music files. Strengths: This computer is quiet, has a long lasting battery, clear graphics, and lots of storage – is more than ample for the ‘casual’ user Weaknesses: If you are unfamiliar with the Mac platform, it could be difficult to adjust to this computer and the software – additionally, it comes preloaded with applications that are not used universally, so many have to buy additional software such as the Microsoft Suite in order to utilize this machine for ‘office’ purposes. Recommended action: For those that are familiar with Apple products, this machine is powerful and well-worth the investment. LIB 23007

 Pros  Fast processer (Intel Core i5) and USB 3.0 ports  Keyboard is wide, comfortable, backlit and raised  Variety of ports available: two USB 3.0, Fire Wire 800, SD card slot, Ethernet jack, Thunderbolt Q/O port for video output and peripherals  Cons  Not much variance from previous model – referred to as a ‘spec bump’  No dedicated HDMI port  Audio is good quality, but levels are quiet  No anti-glare feature on screen Article Summary LIB 23008

 This machine can be utilized in the library in a variety of ways. The ease of use and portable nature of the computer makes it an ideal choice for any size library, as it can be rented out to patrons or used in lab. Additionally, school libraries might find this product beneficial to a classroom setting because the student user is easily adaptable and the experience using the Mac platform will ensure they are comfortable with both PCs and Mac’s for future school or work settings. Library Application LIB 23009

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 Pros:  High resolution scan quality of up to 9,600 dpi  Auto-scan feature  Very fast scan speeds  Versatile use: multipurpose flatbed scanned can handle text documents or photographs  Cons:  Included software is mediocre compared to previous models  Some users report that the included frames for negative and film scanning are fragile and easily break  Customers report dissatisfaction with phone support Article Summary LIB

 A scanner is very useful in a library setting because it allows patrons to make digital copies of newspaper articles, photographs, and documents  This would be a popular school library or classroom tool for students needing to add photographs and documents to presentations  For patrons interested in digitizing film negatives, a scanner is an ideal tool Library Use LIB

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 Pros  Bright display, rated at 3,500 lumens  Lightweight, only 6 pounds  Nearly excellent data image quality  Sound system is usable  Cons  Limited connection ports  Only a 1.2x zoom  Minimal convenience options Article Summary LIB

 LCD data projectors are incredibly useful in a library, no matter if it’s an academic or public setting  Necessary in classroom/school settings for displaying video on a large scale  Ideal for presentations due to ease of use and versatility Library Use LIB

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 Pros  Ultra-high-resolution, 24-megapixel sensor  Compact and lightweight  Shoots 1,080 full HD video with manual control  Cons  Overall image quality no better than lower-res cameras  Huge resolution means huge files  Sluggish autofocus in Live View and Movie mode Article Summary LIB

 Digital cameras are a great resource for patrons to check out and even ‘try out’ before purchasing their own  In school libraries, the possibilities are endless: students can shoot video for miscellaneous projects, take photographs and easily upload them into presentations or even make prints Library Use LIB

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 Pros  Easy set up  Dummy-proof  Highly responsive  Portable and able to retrofit current whiteboards  Web sharing and Flickr integration  Cons  Difficult to find a model to purchase  Not widely marketed Article Summary LIB

 Smartboards are best suited for a classroom/school library setting, as their main functionality is collaboration and experimentation  Allows students the freedom to create documents digitally in front of a large group – manipulating text, moving and deleting quickly, recording movements and patterns Library Use LIB

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 Pros  PC/Mac compatible  Perfect classroom tool  Connects to a projector and to a computer  Split-screen feature  High quality images and audio  Outputs smooth, full-motion video  12x optical and 8x digital zoom Article Summary REG/Elmo_1331_TT_12_Interactive_Document_Camera.html LIB

 Allows classroom and school library users to capture class sessions to be posted online  Eliminates need for overhead projectors and unnecessary supplies such as transparencies  No document reproduction necessary, as this can showcase it on a screen from the original Library Use LIB

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 Pros  Cloud-based  Easy to create and share  Creates an interesting and stimulating visual presentation  Cons  Lack of customization in graphic element proportions  Simple and minimal design options LIB Article Summary

 Prezi is a great way to move beyond the standard presentation software and create a visually captivating show that makes use of cloud-based services  The cloud-based platform allows multiple users to edit and makes sharing incredibly easy  Very useful in classroom and school library settings LIB Library Use

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 Pros  Upconverts DVDS for HDTVs  Good Value  Playback-resume feature  Excellent picture quality  Cons  Remote lacks an eject button  Durability complaints LIB Article Summary

 DVD players are very useful in a library, often the only way to make materials that are for library use only available  Patrons appreciate having the ability to preview or sample materials as necessary  Viewing rooms are prevalent in libraries and DVD players are the norm LIB Library Use