Change in the Making: Makerspaces and the Ever-Changing Landscape of Libraries

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Autore principale: Moorefield-Lang, Heather
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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contents Change in the Making: Makerspaces and the Ever-Changing Landscape of Libraries Moorefield-Lang, Heather Educational Technology Librarians Libraries Library Education Skill Development Job Skills Interviews Librarian Attitudes Technology Uses in Education Information Technology Coding Thematic Approach Computer Mediated Communication Peer Teaching Technological Advancement Design Makerspaces and accompanying technologies are exciting new services being offered in libraries. However, these come with their own challenges and successes. Training for maker learning locations continues to be difficult to obtain. Inservice librarians rely on peers in the field and online resources for their training. Most preservice librarians are graduating each semester not knowing the skills needed to maintain and serve in makerspaces. As library services continue to change what skill sets are needed to sustain the ever-changing library environment? In this study, 12 interviews were conducted one-on-one with librarians possessing makerspace facilities in their library settings. The interviews were used to gain feedback regarding the makerspace locations in each library. Interviews were digitally audiotaped and transcribed. Results were organized into thematic codes using NVivo 10 qualitative data analysis software. Some emergent themes include librarian and patron training, makerspace implementation, staffing models, and overall reactions.
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spellingShingle Change in the Making: Makerspaces and the Ever-Changing Landscape of Libraries
Moorefield-Lang, Heather
Educational Technology
Librarians
Libraries
Library Education
Skill Development
Job Skills
Interviews
Librarian Attitudes
Technology Uses in Education
Information Technology
Coding
Thematic Approach
Computer Mediated Communication
Peer Teaching
Technological Advancement
Design
Change in the Making: Makerspaces and the Ever-Changing Landscape of Libraries Moorefield-Lang, Heather Educational Technology Librarians Libraries Library Education Skill Development Job Skills Interviews Librarian Attitudes Technology Uses in Education Information Technology Coding Thematic Approach Computer Mediated Communication Peer Teaching Technological Advancement Design Makerspaces and accompanying technologies are exciting new services being offered in libraries. However, these come with their own challenges and successes. Training for maker learning locations continues to be difficult to obtain. Inservice librarians rely on peers in the field and online resources for their training. Most preservice librarians are graduating each semester not knowing the skills needed to maintain and serve in makerspaces. As library services continue to change what skill sets are needed to sustain the ever-changing library environment? In this study, 12 interviews were conducted one-on-one with librarians possessing makerspace facilities in their library settings. The interviews were used to gain feedback regarding the makerspace locations in each library. Interviews were digitally audiotaped and transcribed. Results were organized into thematic codes using NVivo 10 qualitative data analysis software. Some emergent themes include librarian and patron training, makerspace implementation, staffing models, and overall reactions.
title Change in the Making: Makerspaces and the Ever-Changing Landscape of Libraries
topic Educational Technology
Librarians
Libraries
Library Education
Skill Development
Job Skills
Interviews
Librarian Attitudes
Technology Uses in Education
Information Technology
Coding
Thematic Approach
Computer Mediated Communication
Peer Teaching
Technological Advancement
Design
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1059140