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Bart Ragon University of Virginia

How Did I Become the Computer Geek? The impact of social media and other technologies on library services . Bart Ragon University of Virginia . The Dark Ages…the Mid-1990s. “Help ! Help! I'm being repressed !”. Shift from print to electronic. Rise of the Computer Lab.

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Bart Ragon University of Virginia

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  1. How Did I Become the Computer Geek? The impact of social media and other technologies on library services Bart RagonUniversity of Virginia

  2. The Dark Ages…the Mid-1990s “Help! Help! I'm being repressed!” Shift from print to electronic Rise of the Computer Lab CD-ROMs and Dialogue Database Training

  3. The great librarian employment act of the 1990s, but…

  4. A Ray of Light…2000 – 2005ish PDAs Wireless

  5. Mid to Late 2000s….and then I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of static webpages suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear the web has changed.

  6. Late 2000s to Today

  7. Late 2000s to Today

  8. How Did I Become the Computer Geek? You’ve always been the computer geek

  9. What library skill doesn’t involve technology? So what’s next…

  10. So what’s next…

  11. Back to our roots Be the information scientist

  12. The semantic web is coming …in fact it’s almost here

  13. Don’t be sad, but some thing will change One on one interactions will be less relevant Lit Searching will be less relevant Reference will be less relevant

  14. Library of the Future Ontologiesstructuring data will become more essential Data deeper connections with researchers User Experiencemaking work easier for user populations Search Interfacesbuilding systems from multiple sources New Collaborationsnew skills means new opportunities EMR beyond the infobutton, better healthcare

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