Futures Dreaming: 4 Simple Questions About The Library Of 2020

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http://librariansmatter.com/blog/2010/03/30/futures-dreaming-at-ark-libraries-2-0-masterclass/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LibrariansMatter+%28Librarians+matter%29&utm_content=Google+Reader

The questions were:

1.What would you do in your library if you had all the time, money and skills you needed?
2.What will the library of 2020 look like?
3.What skills will librarians need for the library of 2020?
4.What will we need to drop as we move to 2020?

Futures Dreaming: 4 Simple Questions About The Library Of 2020

OpenSciNY: Study The Impact of Publicly-Accessible Scientific Tools & Resources

http://opensciny.com/

OpenSciNY is a free, one-day conference on the impact of publicly accessible scientific tools & resources, open access publishing in the sciences, and open data/notebook efforts. Organized by a group of science librarians from New York University, Brooklyn College (CUNY), and Columbia University, OpenSciNY is a free, one-day conference on the impact of publicly accessible scientific tools & resources, open access publishing in the sciences, and open data/notebook efforts. The day’s events include a series of speaker presentations followed by informal roundtable discussion. Lunch has been kindly sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

OpenSciNY: Study The Impact of Publicly-Accessible Scientific Tools & Resources