23 mobile things #cilddc 2015
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Mobile 23 Things
…is a magic number- Yes it is… It’s a magic number!
Explore
The next 23 (x2) minutes:
23: Local –> Global and back again…
Inspiration from participants & organisers
Example of content
Your reflections
Unlearn
H A C KLearn
Basic library skill
To be aware of and be able to adapt to changes in society surrounding the library
23 Mobile Things – The local project
One blog
iPad mini
Twitter for communication and discussion
Support café
Findings
Applications on a tablet device will enhance ourLibrary services. 60 % -> 82 %
Very / somewhat familiar: Twitter 27 % -> 100 %
Very / somewhat familiar: QR 33 % -> 84 %Survey by Dr. Michael Stephens
Conclusion:
“A learning program created to promote a culture of play and exploration, this study offers supporting evidence of the benefits and impact of 23 Mobile Things for PD and for librarians and administrators to utilize this free, open program for staff training.“
Michael Stephens , (2014) “23 mobile things: self-directed and effective professional learning: “, Library Management , Vol. 35 Iss: 8/9, pp. –.
Conclusion:
“Those guiding the development and training of library staff should consider adapting the model as an inclusive, hands-on learning opportunity to promote staff use of mobile devices and technologies.”
Michael Stephens , (2014) “23 mobile things: self-directed and effective professional learning: “, Library Management , Vol. 35 Iss: 8/9, pp. –.
23 Mobile Things in the making:A version for the citizens of Guldborgsund
23 Mobile ThingsUSAAustraliaNew ZealandFranceGermany
RussiaSingapore –PhilippinesNorwayDenmark
23mobilethings.net
23 Mobile Things – The global project
One blog
Twitter for support, communication and discussion
Some Hangouts to discuss topics
A lot of emails
23 Mobile Things is…
Less structured than MOOCsEveryone can join – at any timeSelfpacedYou can pick and choose thingsYou do not get ”an examn”Harder to belong to a study group
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
• facing fears
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
• facing fears• being comfortable being uncomfortable as
we move forward in this technological world
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
• facing fears• being comfortable being uncomfortable as
we move forward in this technological world
• connecting with other librarians in other systems
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
• marketing their library and themselves (stop being so modest)
In addition to teaching apps, I have used 23 Mobile Things as a vehicle to incorporate the ideas of:
• marketing their library and themselves (stop being so modest)
• thinking about our profession on a global level
Jennifer O’Neill #23MTNEFLIN
Discover
Explore
Reflect
Reflection
Share your reflections with each other in groups of two
Can 23 be a way to add value to your organisation or community?
23 Mobile Things – North East Florida
23 Mobile Things – North East Florida
#23mtneflin - @23MTNEFLIN
23 Mobile Things – North East Florida
#23mtneflin - @23MTNEFLIN
Just published thing 15
23 Mobile Things – North East Florida
#23mtneflin - @23MTNEFLIN
Just published thing 15
487 participants- Public, Academic etc
23 Mobile Things – North East Florida
#23mtneflin - @23MTNEFLIN
Just published thing 15
487 participants- Public, Academic etc
Jennifer O’Neill
Some of the great things about #23MTNEFLIN:
Some of the great things about #23MTNEFLIN:
Talking to colleagues about useful apps
Some of the great things about #23MTNEFLIN:
Talking to colleagues about useful apps
Learning about other library systems
Some of the great things about #23MTNEFLIN:
Talking to colleagues about useful apps
Learning about other library systems
Stealing other libraries’ great ideas
Some of the great things about #23MTNEFLIN:
Talking to colleagues about useful apps
Learning about other library systems
Stealing other libraries’ great ideas
Looking at my library in a new way
"I now find myself experimenting with apps in a variety of settings which has proven interesting and educational."
"This program has helped me consider how to include these apps in a library setting."
"Thank you, thank you, thank you! Wow,
EVERYTHING is new. (Where have I
been?) I just got a smart phone for the
first time less than a year ago. I am so
glad that I have it, if for no other reason
than that I could have the opportunity to do 23Things."
How would you design a thing for your own 23 project?
What would you want staff / community to learn and reflect on?
Key learnings:
The 23 Mobile Things framework is a way to sharpen our skills
23 Mobile Things is a way to connect beyond your library system
23 Mobile Things : Steal other libraries great ideas
23 Mobile Things makes you and your community smarter
janholmquist.net
Jan Holmquist
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Twitter: @janholmquist
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