Technologies: Pushing the Boundaries

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2012-05-18

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From multi-surface computing walls and touch tables to visualization walls and “magic” globes, new technologies are offering bold ways of accessing and creating information, changing library practices, and energizing a new generation of learners. This panel represents the leading edge of technologists as they push the boundaries of their resources and imagination.

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Antelman, K. "Technologies: Pushing the Boundaries". Presented at Designing Libraries for the 21st Century, May 16-18. 2012, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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