Hello all,
I'm excited to share that the New Media Consortium has released their first Horizon Report for Libraries. For years NMC has produced Horizon Reports for the academic and museum sectors, and those reports are invaluable for monitoring shifts in the use of technology in informal and formal learning environments.
You can see the full report here: http://www.nmc.org/publications/2014-horizon-report-library
The Wikipedia Library and DPLA are both mentioned.
I've served on the Horizon Report: Museum Edition advisory board for three years, and I'm a contributing editor for the NMC blog, where I discuss Wikipedia frequently. I've always been impressed by the New Media Consortium's process for incorporating diverse expertise and perspectives into their reports. Hopefully you all find this useful, as well.
Best, Lori
Very nice! Thanks for Sharing.
Shani.
On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 4:11 PM, Lori Phillips <lori.byrd.phillips@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello all,
I'm excited to share that the New Media Consortium has released their first Horizon Report for Libraries. For years NMC has produced Horizon Reports for the academic and museum sectors, and those reports are invaluable for monitoring shifts in the use of technology in informal and formal learning environments.
You can see the full report here: http://www.nmc.org/publications/2014-horizon-report-library
The Wikipedia Library and DPLA are both mentioned.
I've served on the Horizon Report: Museum Edition advisory board for three years, and I'm a contributing editor for the NMC blog, where I discuss Wikipedia frequently. I've always been impressed by the New Media Consortium's process for incorporating diverse expertise and perspectives into their reports. Hopefully you all find this useful, as well.
Best, Lori
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