Mobile devices: service with intention
Chicago
9780838959732
Library Technology Reports
Not available
Not available
Libraries are now several years into integrating tablets and smartphones into programs and services. It's possible to take stock of what's working and what isn't, and this issue of Library Technology Reports gathers five case studies involving the use of mobile devices in library service, viewing the potential benefits alongside real-world constraints. Advocating for assessment at the local level, the editors selected case studies notable for intentional integration of technology, lending perspectives useful for any library managing new technology. Touching on circulation, teaching, and access, the case studies examine such topics as:
• a library-based lab for testing web interfaces and user experience with a variety of mobile devices;
• expanding the reach of library instruction with mobile devices;
• circulating iPads;
• responsive web development at OCLC; and
• developing an assessment plan and framework.
• a library-based lab for testing web interfaces and user experience with a variety of mobile devices;
• expanding the reach of library instruction with mobile devices;
• circulating iPads;
• responsive web development at OCLC; and
• developing an assessment plan and framework.
47 p.
28 cm.
Not available
Introduction --
Trying to measure success --
The BuckiPad --
From sage on the stage to mobile and engaged --
Building a mobile device testing and development lab @ the UNT Libraries --
OCLC on the Responsive Web.
Trying to measure success --
The BuckiPad --
From sage on the stage to mobile and engaged --
Building a mobile device testing and development lab @ the UNT Libraries --
OCLC on the Responsive Web.
| Access no. | Call number | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02274/16 | 025.00285 Mob | Library - 7th Floor | Available |