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Libraries Round the World: Going 100% Digital

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My hometown San Antonio is often leading edge when it comes to innovation. In 2013, the BiblioTech Digital Library, the first all-digital public library in the U.S. opened. Since then, they’ve added a second location in San Antonio along with a downtown jury duty room for those with time on their hands while stuck in you-know-what.
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Invisibility and Ubiquitousness: How Digital Libraries Should Tell Their Story. | ACRLog

Invisibility and Ubiquitousness: How Digital Libraries Should Tell Their Story. | ACRLog | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it
Under pressure from the presumed loss of influence, the contemporary academic library is often in the business of staking claims on campus. We see new technology or innovations as opportunities to ingrained ourselves deeper in the future of the institution. Partially, this is a reaction to the change in the world and a move away from books but also a survival strategy in declining budgets.
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What We Do

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At Tinder Foundation, we make good things happen through digital technology. We’re probably best known as the organisation behind the national network of UK online centres - but that’s not all we do. In fact we’ve got our fingers in quite a few digital inclusion, community development and informal learning pies...
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Libraries of the Future Focus on Digital Collaboration and Scholarship

Libraries of the Future Focus on Digital Collaboration and Scholarship | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it

 The New Media Consortium’s Horizon Report: 2017 Library Edition indicates technology will expand the role of the library. 


Some big-name libraries have gone digital with their resources. Recently, the New York Public Library went live with more than 187,000 digitized items in very high resolution.

“The web has become a vibrant cultural commons, and I think that we’ve seen that —whether they’re legacy cultural institutions like libraries and museums and archives or more internet-native public institutions like Wikipedia, Wikimedia and the Internet Archive — more are offering unrestricted open content into the web,” says Ben Vershbow, the former director of NYPL Labs, a digital innovation team at the library.

 
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The Rise of Pirate Libraries

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Shadowy digital libraries want to hold all the world's knowledge and give it away for free.

All around the world, shadow libraries keep growing, filled with banned materials. But no actual papers trade hands: everything is digital, and the internet-accessible content is not banned for shocking content so much as that modern crime, copyright infringement.

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Building on digital libraries’ growing momentum - University World News

Building on digital libraries’ growing momentum - University World News | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it

Institutional repositories are increasing in number, improving access to online archiving and preserving and disseminating digital copies of the intellectual output of research institutions. Doors are opening for students in low-income countries to access instructional and tutorial materials from leading universities in the developed world at the touch of a button.

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