Mobile Technologies

An introduction to using mobile in the library.

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1. Mobile Technologies
   

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2. Mobile
   James Clay
   Gloucestershire College
   elearningstuff.net
   @jamesclay
   

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3. 45% of UK adults
   accessed the internet
   via mobile phone
   in 2011
   

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4. 71% of 16-24 year olds
   accessed the internet
   via mobile phone in
   2011
   

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5. By 2014, access to the
   internet through
   mobile devices will
   overtake access from
   the desktop
   

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6. 50% of all searches are
   performed on mobile
   devices
   

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7. Consumer ebooks sales
   in UK soars 366%
   in 2011
   

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8. Change
   

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9. When was the first
   mobile phone call?
   

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10. June 17th 1946
    

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12. When was the first
    handheld
    mobile phone call?
    

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13. April 3rd 1973
    

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14. Multimedia Tablet
    

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16. Handheld TV
    

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18. e-Book Reader
    

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20. In the time it takes....
    

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22. Culture
    

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23. http://www.flickr.com/photos/vblibrary/4555041845
    

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24. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dsugden/4777699200/in/photostream/
    

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25. http://www.flickr.com/photos/travelinlibrarian/447138479
    

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27. Problems
    

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28. So what problems
    do mobile phones
    and devices cause in
    the library?
    

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29. Ringing
    

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30. Talking
    

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31. Games
    

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32. Video
    

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33. Music
    

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34. Why?
    

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35. Respect
    

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36. The culture
    of NO!
    

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37. Talk to the learners...
    

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38. Yes...
    

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39. Potential
    

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40. So what can we do
    with mobile devices
    in the library?
    

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41. Web
    

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42. e-Books
    

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43. e-Journals
    

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44. Online Resources
    

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45. Communication
    

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46. Collaboration
    

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47. HELP!
    

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49. AR
    

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50. literature
    & plays
    plumbing
    mechanical
    

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51. Have you
    checked the
    e-books
    available on the
    e-Library?
    New
    journals
    available
    this week...
    

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53. Dropbox
    

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54. Notes
    

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55. Evernote
    

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56. Library Services
    

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57. And....
    

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61. Edinburgh
    Castle
    Do you want to
    know more?
    

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62. What can you do?
    

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63. Done!
    

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64. It’s never that simple...
    

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65. e-Safety
    

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67. Cost
    

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68. Innovation
    Prevention
    Department
    

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69. Digital Divide
    

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70. By the end of 2011
    8.20 million adults
    in the UK had never
    used the Internet.
    

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71. Digital Natives
    

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72. What do
    learners want?
    

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73. Informed
    not led by learners
    

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74. Weather!!!
    

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75. Connectivity
    

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76. Pace of change
    

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77. Staff
    Development
    

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78. Time
    

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79. Priorities
    

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80. Technology
    

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81. Why?
    Text
    

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82. Mobile
    James Clay
    Gloucestershire College
    elearningstuff.net
    @jamesclay
    

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