Breakfast talk during PLA in Denver

On the Friday morning of PLA, I presented to a great room full of library administrators and directors on a model for evaluating emerging technologies in a public library setting.

The blurb: Public libraries are being asked to do something they’ve never really had to do: continuously evaluate an ever-increasing stream of New Tech for use or relevance to the library setting. How can a model help them navigate these new waters?

Edited to add: I’ve taken down the slidedeck for now because I’m revamping this talk for another use. It’ll be back, no worries.
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