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What is the role of libraries in the google generation? Presented by: Kelly Sirett For: ISI 5102 Organization of Information Professor Susan Hempinstall November 5, 2012 (Image from: www.google.ca )

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What is the role of libraries in the google generation?

Presented by: Kelly Sirett

For: ISI 5102 – Organization of Information

Professor Susan Hempinstall

November 5, 2012

(Image from: www.google.ca)

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The relationship between

libraries and Google

Google generation, digital

natives and information

obesity... oh my!

Research, education and

the physical environment:

then & now

Evolution or de-evolution?

Outline

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Libraries and Google seem to have a common

goal – to provide access to information.

The difference lies in how information is defined

and provided.

Both Libraries and Google rely on one another.

Libraries are responsible for choosing the extent

of the relationship they have with Google.

Libraries vs. Google

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What

is the

Google

Generation?

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People, born after 1993,

growing up in a world dominated

by the internet.

(Rowlands, 2008, 292)

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digital

natives

1. Expect fast responses

2. Prefer images to text

3. Able to multi-task

4. Impatient

5. Adaptable

6. Comfortable with technology

7. Collaborative

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Why is this

important to us?

What should

libraries do…if

anything?

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• Research

• Education

• Physical environment

Libraries: then & now

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Are We

Evolving or

De-Evolving?

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Comments or

questions?

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ReferencesRobinson, M. (2008). Digital nature and digital nurture: libraries, learning and the digital native. Library Management, 29 (1/2), 67-76.

Rowlands, I, et al. (2008). The Google generation: the information behaviour of the researcher of the future. Aslib Proceedings: New Information Perspectives, 60 (4), 290-310.

Thornton, S. (2010). From ‘‘Scuba Diving’’ to ‘‘Jet Skiing’’? Information Behavior, Political Science, and the Google Generation. Journal of Political Science Education, 6, 353–368.

Waller, V. (2009). The relationship between public libraries and Google: Too much information. First Monday, 14(9). Retrieved 10/29, 2012, from http://firstmonday.org/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/2477/2279

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