Future+Trends+Papers

Janine Kowalsky: Google lit Trips

Patti Lowther: Unquiet Libraries

[|Patti Lowther-Unquiet Libraries.docx]

The Book is Dead, Long live the BOOK! A study of eReaders and their impact on the future of literature and libraries by Erik Jordheim ...or for those of you who have already begun to experiment with eReaders check out my paper on your Kindle by downloading the AZW file below

Mary Sileo: Web 2.0 Tools

[|Sileo.Future Trends Paper.doc]

Maria Gordon: The Unquiet Library Helen Taft: Resource Description and Access Katie Darrin: Google Books

Kim Kennedy Cox: Library Catalog 2.0

Maggie Miller: E-books

Lynn Jankura: Transliteracy and School Libraries [|Jankura_Future_Trend_Paper.doc]

Alex Seabourn- Twitter and the Library Catalog

Heather Riffel: Interlibrary Loans

Jordan Hogg: Teaching New Information Literacy Skills

Roxanne Albrighton: Open Source Software Sarah Voigt: 2.0 Subject Guides



Kathy Plath: E-books [|Plath.Future Trend E-books.doc]

Susie Isaac: Bookstore Layouts in Libraries I apologize - I forgot to include my references - they are attached below.

Shelly Wasson: Effect of Budget Shortfalls on Media Positions and Resources [|FutureTrendPaperShellyWasson.doc]

JoAnn Johnston []

Mike Jurkiewicz: The E-Book Evolution



Sandy Lind: Future Trend Collaboration Between Public and School Libraries

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Leah Schultz - Web 2.0 Tools



Katherine Ivers- Wiki



Lisa Lorenzini The LIbrary of Congress: Is It Time For a Change?

Suzanne Cucchetti: Information Literacy and Standardized Testing/Assessment



Ryan Whitenack: Teacher-Librarians as the leaders of school staff development

**e-Books - a green budget saver - Ciciora**
Here is the link to my Future Trends Paper on e-Books. It is in Google docs. []

Robert Vankirk: The library as a Learning Commons

Josette Russon: Unquiet Libraries