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[Reminder] Topical Tech Sessions: Libby STARTS TOMORROW!
Join our reference librarians for our very first Topical Tech Session. We’ll be going over Overdrive’s free downloadable app, Libby. If you would like to learn more on how to access it, navigate it, and read (or listen to) e-content … Continue reading
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Tagged libby, programs, technology, topical tech sessions
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Topical Tech Sessions: Libby
Join our reference librarians for our very first Topical Tech Session. We’ll be going over Overdrive’s free downloadable app, Libby. If you would like to learn more on how to access it, navigate it, and read (or listen to) e-content … Continue reading
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Tagged instruction, libby, overdrive, programs, technology, topical tech sessions
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This September, we’re cutting the cord.
Visit the Robbins Library anytime between now and mid-September, and you’ll notice staff are sporting green pins that say “We’re cutting the cord. September 2013.” Don’t be alarmed–it’s all part of the plan to stimulate conversation around one of … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, cutting the cord, laptops, pcs, technology, vending machine
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The Pew, the library, and you
Last week, the Pew Internet Project released its latest report, Library Services in the Digital Age. Pew studies are very influential in the library and education fields, but what’s the story behind Pew reports and how might they be weathervanes … Continue reading
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Tagged chat reference, ereaders, Internet, library services, Pew, technology, vending machine
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Use your smartphone to become a wicked smart library user
Do you own a smartphone, such as an iPhone, Blackberry, or Android phone? If so, as you already know, you have an amazing device at your disposal, and now, more than ever, you can use your smartphone to take advantage … Continue reading
Two videos to make the most of library resources for your Kindle Fire
About 6 million Kindle Fires were sold last year, and I know that several Arlington residents received Kindle Fires as gifts over the holidays. Our colleagues over at the Wellesley Free Library have created two great videos that will allow … Continue reading
