SLJ's 2011 Technology Survey: Things Are Changing. Fast
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| author | Kenney, Brian |
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| contents | SLJ's 2011 Technology Survey: Things Are Changing. Fast Kenney, Brian School Libraries Librarians Surveys Technology Uses in Education Books Handheld Devices Leadership Library Services Expenditures Social Networks Web Sites Telecommunications Despite the funding challenges nearly all school libraries face, many media specialists are optimistic about the role of technology in the school library, according to "School Library Journal's" ("SLJ") 2011 Technology Survey. But in spite of the general optimism, others point to some significant obstacles: technological innovations are often hampered by poor funding, lack of time, and unsupportive administrators. Most of the excitement about the future stems from the emergence of ebooks and mobile devices. Combine these hot developments with dynamo media specialists who see themselves as their school or district tech leaders, and some schools may well be on the verge of a new era. |
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| spellingShingle | SLJ's 2011 Technology Survey: Things Are Changing. Fast Kenney, Brian School Libraries Librarians Surveys Technology Uses in Education Books Handheld Devices Leadership Library Services Expenditures Social Networks Web Sites Telecommunications SLJ's 2011 Technology Survey: Things Are Changing. Fast Kenney, Brian School Libraries Librarians Surveys Technology Uses in Education Books Handheld Devices Leadership Library Services Expenditures Social Networks Web Sites Telecommunications Despite the funding challenges nearly all school libraries face, many media specialists are optimistic about the role of technology in the school library, according to "School Library Journal's" ("SLJ") 2011 Technology Survey. But in spite of the general optimism, others point to some significant obstacles: technological innovations are often hampered by poor funding, lack of time, and unsupportive administrators. Most of the excitement about the future stems from the emergence of ebooks and mobile devices. Combine these hot developments with dynamo media specialists who see themselves as their school or district tech leaders, and some schools may well be on the verge of a new era. |
| title | SLJ's 2011 Technology Survey: Things Are Changing. Fast |
| topic | School Libraries Librarians Surveys Technology Uses in Education Books Handheld Devices Leadership Library Services Expenditures Social Networks Web Sites Telecommunications |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ940114 |