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Ellyssa Krosky The future of libraries and information services

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Page 1: Ellyssa Krosky The future of libraries and information services

Searching for the

Deep Field

The Future of

Libraries

Ellyssa Kroski

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Agenda

• Current State of Libraries

• New Challenges & Competition

• Future Proof Libraries

– Respond to New Expectations

– Meet dwindling budgets with new revenue sources

– Embrace new and emerging technologies

– Watch trends

– Re-invent themselves and their library spaces

– Create with their communities

– Their Librarians are agents of change

– Can Prove the ROI of the library

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Is Library Use Decreasing?

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• According to a report from Center for an Urban Future, In Fiscal Year 2011, 40.5 million people visited NYC’s public libraries, more than all of the city’s professional sports teams and major cultural institutions combined.

• According to IMLS report released January 2013 based on survey data collected in 2010

– Public libraries served 297.6 million people out of a total U.S. population of more than 308.7 million in that year

– Circulation increased to 2.46 billion materials, the highest ever reported.

• According to a 2011 Harris Poll Quorum, 62% of Americans hold library cards and 65% had visited a library in the last year

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Are Libraries Disappearing?

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There are more public libraries (about 17,000) in America than McDonalds (about 14,000) or

Starbucks (about 11,000 coffee shops nationally)

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2013/06/every-library-and-museum-america-mapped/5826

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The Question is for how long?

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Libraries are Closing, Hours Reduced

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Library Budgets Decreasing

• Revenue for US public libraries went down 3.5 percent from FY 2009. Adjusting for inflation,

the loss amounts to $407.79 million.

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Changes in Information Consumption

• Online

• On-Demand

• Digital Media– eBooks, streaming video

• DIY (Do-It-Yourself)

• BYOD (Bring-Your-Own-Device)

• Ubiquitous Access - Mobile

• Information is Social

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New Competition

Traditional Library Roles

• Information Organization

• Resource Recommendations

• Preservation

• The Library Collection

New Competition

Google Search

Amazon Reviews, GoodReads

Amazon and the “long tail”

Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Hulu

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Cost Comparison

Digital Content Providers

• Amazon Prime

• Netflix

• Hulu

• US taxes for public libraries

Annual Costs

$79 per household

$95.88 per household

$100 per household

$101.03 per household

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High Stakes

Failure to Accept That Content Going Digital & On-Demand

Failure to Accept That Content Going Online, Social, Democratized

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HOW DO WE FUTURE-PROOF OUR LIBRARIES?

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The most important image ever taken

Was captured because someone took a chance on what looked like nothing.

Hubble Deep Field

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RESPOND TO NEW EXPECTATIONS Future-Proof Libraries…

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They don’t “wait and see”…

they “learn and do”.

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MEET DWINDLING BUDGETS WITH NEW REVENUE SOURCES

Future-Proof Libraries…

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New Revenue Sources

• Buy-it-Now Option

• Selling Air Rights

• Selling underperforming branches

• Leasing library space to coffee shops, etc.

• Kickstarter

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Cost-Saving New Models for Libraries

• Access vs. Ownership

• Shared Ownership

• Patron-Driven Acquisitions

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EMBRACE NEW AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

Future-Proof Libraries…

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Mobile Social Applications

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Cloud Computing

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On-Demand Digital Content

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On-Demand Digital Content

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Amazon now sells more Kindle titles than print books 33% of Americans own a digital reading device of some kind (eReader or tablet) According to IDC, 52.5 million tablets were sold in the final quarter of 2012 Over 22.9 million iPads sold in Q4 of 2012 By 2015, Americans are predicted to spend $3 billion on eBooks

e-Books

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…are offering e-Books

of academic libraries

of public libraries

of school libraries

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Responsive Web Design

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Mobile Wallets

and the library card?

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Mobile Wallets

Square Wallet Google Wallet

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Augmented Reality

Ludwig II Nearest Wiki London Tube

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Wearable Technology

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Data

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Data

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WATCH TRENDS Future-Proof Libraries…

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Gartner’s Hype Cycle of Emerging Technologies

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Horizon Report on Emerging Tech in Higher Education

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Pew Internet & American Life Project

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Library Journal’s Patron Profiles

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RE-INVENT THEMSELVES AND THEIR LIBRARY SPACES

Future-Proof Libraries…

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Makerspaces

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3D Printers

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Community Spaces

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The Information Commons

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Green & Sustainable

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Bookless Libraries

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THEIR LIBRARIANS ARE AGENTS OF CHANGE

Future-Proof Libraries…

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• Information Filter

• Information Organizer

• Information Aggregator

• Information Evaluator & Recommender

• Information Instructor

Source: LibraryScienceList.com

The Future Librarian

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New Roles • Project Management

• Information Technology

• Knowledge Management

• Emerging Technologies

• GIS

• Website Management

• Digital Repositories

• Electronic Resources Management

• Online Community Management

• Building/Space Management

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CAN PROVE THE ROI OF THE LIBRARY

Future-Proof Libraries…

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Provide Metrics/Data

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Communicate Value

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Get Press

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Make Yourself Visible/Build Relationships

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Write Articles & Blog Posts

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Speak at Conferences

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Slideshare Spreads the Word

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Reduce the Budget Line

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Offer Added Value

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What will you discover?

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