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Disrupting Tradition

Disrupting Tradition. libraries as agents of innovation & advocacy. <librarian.net/talks/bu>. Feel the excitement?. page 279!. Feeling it yet?. Feel the excitement!.

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Disrupting Tradition

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  1. DisruptingTradition libraries as agents of innovation & advocacy <librarian.net/talks/bu>

  2. Feel the excitement?

  3. page 279!

  4. Feeling it yet?

  5. Feel the excitement!

  6. An innovation that creates a new market by providing a different set of values, which ultimately (and unexpectedly) overtakes an existing market. - The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen

  7. get the data

  8. …the complicated story surrounding E-COM provides a useful reminder of the role often played by politics in directing the trajectory of new technologies. - The Premature Death of Electronic Mail by Ryan Ellis

  9. Ur-disruptor

  10. Ur-disruptor

  11. See also…

  12. Evaluation usually means asking the users "How are we doing?" Disruptors ask their funders evaluate

  13. _________ comforts the afflicted & afflicts the comfortable. - Finley Peter Dunne's Mr Dooley

  14. _________ comforts the comfortable & afflicts the afflicted.

  15. Economies of scale can quickly become economies of hassle or harassment. - Jessamyn West

  16. tell the truth

  17. An innovation that creates a new market by providing a different set of values, which ultimately (and unexpectedly) overtakes an existing market. - The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen

  18. Spending someone else's money Playing life at the lowest difficulty setting Defining "success" external to their process (picking and choosing metrics) Going for the right target market (tech) Innovation is…?

  19. Digital? Narrowband? Eminently fundable? Antithetical to access? Innovation is…?

  20. Done by giant institutions? Done by the government? Done by people who can't make a buck at it? Done by … libraries? Innovation is not…?

  21. self-define

  22. What is being disrupted? … the support network of high technology. - High Technology and Barriers to Innovation by Milan Zelaney

  23. knowledge support network

  24. Now about the library…

  25. It's not about the bots.

  26. (free) access to tools

  27. be the conduit

  28. Two meanings of free to all

  29. The 1890s were exciting times

  30. transforming ≠ disrupting

  31. use your powers for good

  32. Libraries as market.

  33. Libraries as disruptor.

  34. disrupt sexism

  35. disrupt racism

  36. disrupt bad models

  37. Get the data & share it. Evaluate both methods and results. Be honest about yourself and others. Define the terms, don't let others define you. Using our powers for good … for everyone. your librarian techniques

  38. An innovation that creates a new market by providing a different set of values, which ultimately (and unexpectedly) overtakes an existing market. - The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen

  39. we can disrupt disruption

  40. thank you <librarian.net/talks/bu>

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