SPLAT Unconference Report : Top 10 Idaho Library Trends

Amy E Vecchione; Kate Baker; Ruth Funabiki; Liesl Seborg; Gena Marker; Melody Sky Eisler

SPLAT Unconference Report : Top 10 Idaho Library Trends

Amy E Vecchione, Kate Baker, Ruth Funabiki, Liesl Seborg, Gena Marker, Melody Sky Eisler

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The Special Project Library Action Team (SPLAT) offered a unique preconference at the Idaho Library Association (ILA) annual conference in October 2010. Rather than a formal presentation, this preconference was an "unconference” (see trend #9 below) created to share the top tech trends of the moment. Unconference learning takes place in a casual, peer-to-peer environment. After the event, SPLAT members compiled a list of the top trends generated by participants. Below are the trends, tools, and technologies that were discussed either at the SPLAT unconference, or at recent SPLAT meetings. All of the websites specified in this list have a free version or a free version for educators.

Original language	American English
Journal	Idaho Librarian
Volume	60
Issue number	2
State	Published - 2010

EGS Disciplines

Library and Information Science

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SPLAT Unconference Report : Top 10 Idaho Library Trends

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EGS Disciplines

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