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Mobile Technologies

Increasingly ubiquitous mobile devices are used by most sectors of CNI’s community to access information and services and to enhance communication and interaction regardless of location. Institutional adoption is in rapid development, and CNI encourages institutions to develop cohesive strategies as they enter the arena of provision of content and services for mobile devices. In particular, CNI highlights strategies that incorporate services from a wide variety of institutional units, including libraries.

Recent Publications/Reports/Presentations by CNI Staff

Cliff Lynch on the Consumerization of IT (January '12)

Speaker: Clifford A. Lynch

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“A Mobile Future for Academic Libraries” (July '10)

Author: Joan K. Lippincott

In Reference Services Review 38, no. 2 (2010): 205-213.

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“Mobile Reference: What Are the Questions?” (January '10)

Author: Joan K. Lippincott

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“Mobile Technologies, Mobile Users: Implications for Academic Libraries” (December '08)

Author: Joan K. Lippincott

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“Libraries and Net Gen Learners” (August '08)

In M-Libraries: Libraries on the Move to Provide Virtual Access, Gill Needham and Mohamed Ally (Eds.), (London: Facet Publishing, 2008).

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Recent Project Briefings & Plenary Sessions from CNI Meetings

A Study in SCARLET (March '12)

Matt Ramirez, University of Manchester

 

Mobile Library Projects at North Carolina State University (December '09)

Tito Sierra, North Carolina State University

 


Recent Videos

Cliff Lynch on the Consumerization of IT (January '12)

Speaker: Clifford A. Lynch

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Recent Podcasts

May 10, 2012: Mobile Technologies; Future of the Web (May '12)

CNI Conversations Podcast, April 29, 2012

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