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Mobile Technologies, Mobile Users: Implications for Academic Libraries

Mobile Technologies, Mobile Users: Implications for Academic Libraries

Title:Mobile Technologies, Mobile Users: Implications for Academic Libraries (ID: CSD5610)
Author(s):Joan K. Lippincott (Coalition for Networked Information)
Topics:Digital Library Services, Handheld and Mobile Computing, Libraries and Technology, Licensing
Origin:Community Contributions (01/09/2009)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:
In this article, the author discusses mobile technologies, learning, and libraries, and she provides examples of innovative ways in which a limited number of academic libraries are already designing services around mobile technologies and mobile users.  Issues that should be considered by campuses interested in examining their role in the move to mobile are also discussed.
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