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Ubiquitous Video: Can Libraries Offer It? (Or Can Libraries Adapt?)

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When:

Saturday, June 23, 2012 - 1:30pm to 3:30pm

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Location:

Anaheim Convention Center

202A

Presenters:

Speaker: Claire Stewart, Head, Digital Collections, Northwestern University
Speaker: Cyndy Scheibe, Associate Professor, Ithaca College
Speaker: Stephen Rhind-Tutt, President, Alexander Street Press, LLC

Description:

Is your library embracing the demand for streaming video content? Video is becoming a ubiquitous medium, and educators are demanding more content and easier access. Hear from a librarian, a faculty member, and a content developer as they discuss the changing demands for multimedia access and delivery; how libraries can adapt collection development strategies and access methods to meet these needs; and how video collections are conceptualized to meet the needs of their academic markets.

Meeting Type:

Program

Content Area:

Transforming: E-Book & Collections

Interests:

Collection Development

Digital Libraries

Electronic Resources

Emerging Technologies

Technology

Type of Library:

Academic