WAMC Roundtable: Libraries and Technology
It's that time again (Monday, April 7, 11 AM). Another Roundtable segment. This time, we'll be talking about how public libraries are using new technologies. (National Library Week runs from April 13-19.)
Joining us will be Josh Cohen, Director of the Mid-Hudson Library System (on which board I served for 12 years, 3 as president). He's also an adjunct instructor for SUNY Albany, and incoming president of the New York Library Association (NYLA).
You never can tell exactly what will happen on live radio, but among the topics we may talk about are how technology levels the playing field among different-sized libraries, gaming in libraries, Web 2.0-how libraries use blogs, etc. for communicating with their communities, extending the walls of the library with technology, and using downloadable books as part of the library's collection.
Joining us will be Josh Cohen, Director of the Mid-Hudson Library System (on which board I served for 12 years, 3 as president). He's also an adjunct instructor for SUNY Albany, and incoming president of the New York Library Association (NYLA).
You never can tell exactly what will happen on live radio, but among the topics we may talk about are how technology levels the playing field among different-sized libraries, gaming in libraries, Web 2.0-how libraries use blogs, etc. for communicating with their communities, extending the walls of the library with technology, and using downloadable books as part of the library's collection.
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4/06/2008
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