Slides From NISO’s Mobile Technology Webinar Now Available

NISO’s (National Information Standards Organization) 90 minute “Knowledge in Your Pocket: Mobile Technology and Libraries” webinar took place yesterday afternoon.

Blurb

Mobile technology has become the preferred method for connecting to the Internet, especially for busy library patrons, faculty, researchers, and students. To meet this need, many publishers are adding mobile options to their resources, either through an app, site optimization or other platforms. How are libraries managing the various options now available for their users? How are librarians keeping up with this modern trend and what skills are necessary to deliver enhanced user services?

Topics and Presenters

Libraries on the Run: Adding Mobile Access to Academic Libraries
Terry Ballard 
Special Projects Librarian at the College of New Rochelle
Using Mobile Technology for Assessment, Data Visualization, and Advocacy
Rachel Besara
Assistant Librarian, Strozier Library, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida

mHealth and mLearning: Global and Local Initiatives and Strategy at Penn Libraries
Anne K. Seymour
Associate Director, Biomedical Library, University of Pennsylvania 
Direct to Speaker Profiles, Presentation Abstracts, and Slides
We’ve also embedded all 67 slides from the three presenters below.

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