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Slide1
Slide2

Why do teens

need libraries?

Summit on Libraries and Teens, January 23-24, 2013

George Needham

Vice President, Global and Regional Councils

OCLCSlide3

“Too much

agreement

kills

a chat

.”

Eldridge CleaverSlide4

Why do teens need libraries?

“Best Small Library in America, 2012: The Independence Public Library, KS.”

Library Journal

, January 31, 2012

http://ow.ly/gwihj

Slide5

Supporting

their education

Expanding their horizons

Supplementing their school curriculaHelping them plan their futures

Offering library technology

Socializing them to community norms

Providing space for socializing with one another

Libraries serve teens by…Slide6

Let’s continue

the conversation!

George Needham

needhamg@oclc.orgSlide7

The list hasn’t really changed much

New York Public Library Digital Gallery, Digital ID: 434280; Record ID: 247458.

http://ow.ly/gG4pA

Slide8

The list hasn’t really changed much

Supporting

their education

Expanding their horizons

Supplementing their school curricula

Helping them plan their futures

Offering library technology

Socializing them to community norms

Providing space for socializing with one another

New York Public Library Digital Gallery, Digital ID: 434280; Record ID: 247458.

http://ow.ly/gG4pA

Slide9

So how’s that working for us?Slide10

Better him than us…

http://www.ehow.com/info_8536015_importance-sleep-teens.html

Slide11

So let’s turn the question around

Image credit:

http://ow.ly/gFlY9

elenathewise

/ 123RF Stock Photo

Why do

libraries

need

teens?Slide12

Current pop culture awareness

Image credit:

http://www.onedirectionmusic.com/us/gallery/entry/3479/

Slide13

Connections to the community

Image credit:

http://http://ow.ly/gI53I

3ddock

/ 123RF Stock PhotoSlide14

New answers to old questions

Game Show News Net

, November 11, 2009.

http://ow.ly/gwjik

Slide15

EnergySlide16

Advocacy and organization

http://www.preneur.net/blog/teen-vogues-twitter-fail-other-lessons-social-media-mistakes

Slide17

Future levy and school board voters

TransGriot.blogspot.com, December 21, 2012.

http://ow.ly/gwjFQ

Slide18

A mutually beneficial relationship

FreshPet.com,

http://freshpet.com/tag/refrigerator/

Slide19

How will we work this magic?

Magic News

, March 26, 2012. http://ow.ly/gwmgg Slide20

User-centered (yes, even for teens)

zazzle.com.

http://ow.ly/gwn9A

Slide21

And what might this look like?

Forgotten Ohio.

http://www.forgottenoh.com/Utopia/utopia.html

Slide22

http://ow.ly/gBSB3

Who knows?Slide23

Some safe bets…

http://downtheroad.tunicatravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/secret-of-blackjack.jpg Slide24

If it’s not on a screen…

http://technorati.com/technology/gadgets/article/two-android-phablet-family-members-lg/

Slide25

Less book worshipSlide26

High tolerance for ambiguity

http://8xhx8.deviantart.com/art/order-vs-chaos-120132933Slide27

Radical flexibility

https://twitter.com/GumbyClay

Slide28

Hands on creativity

Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle in Mel Brooks’

Young Frankenstein.

Image courtesy

http://ow.ly/gwpfZ

.

Slide29

“Teens and Tweens Go Green: Art-Based and Eco-Friendly Programs for Libraries”

An Infopeople

online course taught

by Valerie Colston

Go green or go home

Register for this workshop at:

http://infopeople.org/training/teens-and-tweens-go-greenSlide30

The power of askingSlide31

No one said it would be easy

To be honest, I have no idea where I got this picture.Slide32

The ongoing pursuit

Fanfiction.wikia.com

http://ow.ly/gxUoi

Slide33

Image credit:

http://ow.ly/gFAVl

smit

/ 123RF Stock Photo

ChangeSlide34
Slide35

Change is toughSlide36

 “It is not necessary to change. 

Survival is not mandatory. ”

W. Edwards Deming

 

But the stakes are high

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Edwards_DemingSlide37

Is our iceberg really melting?

http://www.kotterinternational.com/our-principles/our-iceberg-is-melting

Slide38

Create a sense of urgency

http://smolicek04.deviantart.com/art/Fire-hair-182609204Slide39

Pull together the guiding team

http://www.theelders.org/article/feature-grandpa-diplomacy

Photo by Jeff Moore for The EldersSlide40

Develop a change vision and strategySlide41

Communicate

for understanding, buy-in

The Daily, April 19, 2011.

http://ow.ly/gy9Ae

Slide42

Empower others to actSlide43

Produce

short-term winsSlide44

Don’t let up

Carol School Supply Catalog.

http://ow.ly/gybVH

Slide45

Create a new culture

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Log_embedded_in_white_box.jpg

Slide46

21

st century literacy

http://www.alvintoffler.net/?fa=gallery

“The illiterate of the 21

st

century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”

Alvin Toffler Slide47

The beginning of wisdomSlide48

You won’t shoot your eye out

Peter Billingsley in

A Christmas Story.

From

http://www.threemoviebuffs.com/review/christmas-story

Slide49

…you

might

even enjoy the results!Slide50

And to end on a positive note…Slide51

Let’s continue

the conversation!

George Needham

needhamg@oclc.org