Bridging the physical and virtual library - final presentation
- 1. Challenge: Bridging the physical and the virtual Group members: Annie Christensen, Åke Nygren, Frida Liljeqvist, Gitte Barclack, Grete Stuevold Madsbakken, Hrafn A. Harðarson, Einar Ólafsson, Kristín R. Vilhjálmsdóttir, Sunna Björk Þórarinsdóttir, Tiina Tarvonen Facilitators: Lisbeth Overgaard Nielsen and Úlfhildur Dagsdóttir
- 2. Visions? What do we want to create (use both the group’s ambition, the citizen’s and the library’s Why? ambitions)? • To remove the bridge and combine the visual and the physical library
- 3. What do we think are the most important angles/themes in the challenge? • Mashing up the collection • Interaction between the physical and the virtual • The right time!
- 4. Choose the most important angle: Matchmaking Interest groups e.g. Women’s story circle • Facilitating activities in the physical as in the virtual library • Free space • Bookshelves virtual & physical • Competence on sharing, exposing and publishing • Mashing up the library’s collection • Being part of the library’s collection
- 5. How do we construct the idea? What do you think we should How do we do it? (what actions create? – should we take to make it activities/constructions? happen?) • Interest-groups • Give virtual and physical space themes and teamrooms • Themes like travel, events, etc. • Establish connections into • How to get people? Act only as different subcultures facilitator, not interfere. Ask • Motivate people to come to library groups to come to the library with their content and have autonomy of their • Library facilitator group. Facilitator can connect • Technology groups.
- 6. What difference does it make? What is the difference/result the With whom do we do it? - activities will make – to the society partners and competencies? and the citizens • Interest-groups • Supporting creative communities • Creating communities • Opening up the library
- 7. How does the Network of Nordic Librariesbuildon the ideas from this camp? • Ning as community? • Groundwork for experience • Try out physical groupwork virtually • Networking