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| author | Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff |
| author_facet | Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff |
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| contents | QR Codes as Finding Aides: Linking Electronic and Print Library Resources Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff Academic Libraries Electronic Libraries Library Services Coding Information Technology Telecommunications Technological Advancement Pilot Projects State Universities As part of a focused, methodical, and evaluative approach to emerging technologies, QR codes are one of many new technologies being used by the UC Irvine Libraries. QR codes provide simple connections between print and virtual resources. In summer 2010, a small task force began to investigate how QR codes could be used to provide information and access to electronic library resources. Pilot projects were developed, each focused on creating marketing plans and determining evaluation requirements. Strategies and best practices are identified, and concerns and implications are discussed for other libraries that might consider using QR codes. (Contains 5 figures.) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2011 |
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| spellingShingle | QR Codes as Finding Aides: Linking Electronic and Print Library Resources Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff Academic Libraries Electronic Libraries Library Services Coding Information Technology Telecommunications Technological Advancement Pilot Projects State Universities QR Codes as Finding Aides: Linking Electronic and Print Library Resources Kane, Danielle Schneidewind, Jeff Academic Libraries Electronic Libraries Library Services Coding Information Technology Telecommunications Technological Advancement Pilot Projects State Universities As part of a focused, methodical, and evaluative approach to emerging technologies, QR codes are one of many new technologies being used by the UC Irvine Libraries. QR codes provide simple connections between print and virtual resources. In summer 2010, a small task force began to investigate how QR codes could be used to provide information and access to electronic library resources. Pilot projects were developed, each focused on creating marketing plans and determining evaluation requirements. Strategies and best practices are identified, and concerns and implications are discussed for other libraries that might consider using QR codes. (Contains 5 figures.) |
| title | QR Codes as Finding Aides: Linking Electronic and Print Library Resources |
| topic | Academic Libraries Electronic Libraries Library Services Coding Information Technology Telecommunications Technological Advancement Pilot Projects State Universities |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ949152 |