Tech Day 2011 has come and gone. Are you still thinking about Dr. Wesch’s question he posed to us about the library’s role in a mediated culture?
These conferences give me, as the newest NEKLS employee, a welcomed view of our diverse system of libraries. It was wonderful to see such a variety of individuals, from the other techies, to the school, academic, and public librarians.
As this was a virtually paperless event, we wanted to make sure you could find the updated materials from the conference, and get a look at some of the breakout sessions you could not be at (curse not being able to be in 3 places at once, we will continue to work on this technology). The 2011 Tech Day page will remain archived on this site here: Tech Day 2011
Updates to the page include:
Dr. Michael Wesch – Mediated Culture
- Digital Ethnography -Dr. Wesch’s KSU Group page
- Mediated Culture - Presentation Slides
- Youtube Channel
- Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us – Dr. Wesch’s first video to go “viral”
Lightning Rounds
- TED Riveting talks by remarkable people
- MarcEdit Free meta data tool for Library Catologers
- Professor Messer Free CompTIA A+ Training Course
- Michael Meyers All-in-One CompTIA A+ Certification Exam Guide
- Dragon Dictation Voice recognition application for the iPhone
- XDA-Developers Internet community for the Android and Windows Phone platforms
- Angry Birds: Knock on Wood Boardgame version of the popular app
- cdcovers.cc Archive of downloadable covers for CDs and DVDs
- Google Voice One phone number to rule them all
- Lifehacker Tips, tricks, and downloads for getting things done
- Stellarium Free planetarium for your computer
- Dropbox Save files to the cloud for access on any online device
- Square Enables accepting credit card payments on any iOS device
- Twitter Real time information network for tracking your interests
- ConsumerSearch Analysis of product reviews and purchase recommendations
- HootSuite Social media dashboard for scheduling updates and tracking data
- Zuula Provides the results from multiple search engines unaltered
Washburn University Libraries – If you plug it in, they will come!
Susan Brown - Social Media Marketing as Team Sport
- Presentation Slides (SlideShare)
Janet Reynolds – Kansans Tell Their Stories: a collaborative podcast project
Heather Braum and Liz Rea – Naked in The Library: Keeping your private information private, online
Jason Coleman – Hyperlinking Reality with QR Codes
Sharon Moreland & Liz Rea – Northeast Kansas History: A kete of local history, culture and genealogy
Dan Alexander – 3-2-1 Contact: a touch, multitouch, & stylus exploration
Also check out some photos from the day: NEKLS 2011 Tech Day




Thanks for sharing! Petter, Buskerud regional library, Norway