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Libraries & Museums in the Cloud Sharon Tettegah, Al Weiss and Cynthia Calongne The Future is Now: Libraries and Museums in Virtual Worlds March 5-6, 2010

Future is Now Keynote Address

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FIN Conference 2010: Libraries and Museums in Virtual Worlds. Title: Libraries and Museums in the Cloud When everything moves into the cloud, what will happen to our libraries and museums? We adapted to technological and social media influences by creating online collections, social communities and virtual tours, yet need to preserve our literary, artistic and historical collections. What value do we place on these remarkable repositories and the sensory experiences that they offer? Join us as we explore the future of libraries and museums within virtual and current venues.

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Libraries & Museums

in the Cloud

Sharon Tettegah, Al Weiss andCynthia Calongne

The Future is Now: Libraries and

Museums in Virtual WorldsMarch 5-6, 2010

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Situated Context

Flight to Mars, a simulation by Andrew Stricker and Mike McCrocklin

• Yesterday

• Today

• The Future

Cover Slide: Nature Venus by Guu Nishii –a Maya Design in Second Life

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Challenges and Opportunities

• Identity

• Learning

• Support

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Classroom Environments

• Brick & Mortar• Listservs• Discussion Boards• Websites• Webinars• Learning/Content Management• Social Virtual Worlds• C.A.V.E./C.U.B.E

Lyr Lobo’s Classroom

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Imaginative Libraries and Learning Spaces

Global Learning ForumAir University

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Community, Collaboration and Creativity

Wright State University visits Colorado Technical University in Second Life

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Art and Science in Virtual Worlds

Design: Underwater Laboratory by Sexton Shepherd

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Stimulating Environments

Design: Jules Verne Salon by Sexton Shepherd

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Image: Linden Lab, 2010

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Peering into the Future

Gartner Forecast80 Percent of active Internet users will have a "Second Life" in the virtual world by the end of 2011 (Gartner, 2007)

New Media Consortium Comprised of over 250 universities, museums and research centers

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Gartner’s Hype Cycle – Jan 2010

Image: Jeremy Kemp, 2007

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Image by: Alan Levine, New Media Consortium Survey, January 2010http://www.nmc.org/2minute-survey/virtual-worlds

Where are we today?

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Assessing Current Virtual World Use

Image by: Alan Levine, New Media Consortium, 2010http://www.nmc.org/2minute-survey/virtual-worlds

273 responses to the NMC survey

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Image: Linden Lab, 2010

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National Geographic in Second Life

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Space Simulations

Mars Expedition Strategy Challenge, a Federal Virtual Worlds Challenge Finalist

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Social Media, Games & VW Conferences

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NMC Future Symposium in a Private Virtual Space

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Countdown to the Future

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Are you ready?

• To explore new worlds that promote– Collaboration

– Community

– Creativity

• You are the caretakers of our future– Emerging media – the flood of information

– Museum collections and exhibits

– Library archives integrated with virtual worlds

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Funding Opportunities

• National Science Foundation

• Institute for Education Sciences (IES)

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Thank you for joining us!

Sharon TettegahDepartment of Curriculum and Instruction

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• Al WeissCITES Educational Technologies

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• Cynthia CalongneInstitute for Advanced Studies

Colorado Technical University