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Ming Heraty / RLA-CE / 11.18.10 / Arlington Heights Memorial Library

What Your Readers WantWhat the eReaders can provide

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One Month’s Statistics

October 2008 29 downloadsOctober 2009 85 downloads

October 2010 201 downloads

57% increase from 2009 to 2010

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AHML resident cardholdersAny cardholder 12 years and upReservableTwo week checkout$1.00 a day fine

Who, What, and Where

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eReader journey from Checkout to Shelves 48 hour eReader turn around Checking email accounts Recruiting staff

Managing eReaders

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Kindles

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18 Kindle 2s 1 Kindle DX 1 Reference Kindle

Arlington Heights Memorial Library eReader Program

Kindles

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User agreements – no more Fiction/Nonfiction kindles – merged to one record Deal with large title lists for one record Ordering and administrative management easiest Excellent customer service

Notes on Kindle Program

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Downloaded free ebooks – retained Downloaded book samples – removed Accidental losses of Home page Deregistered Kindles Physically broken Kindles 2 Kindles have had to be replaced in 16 months When batteries run out the Kindle will need to be

replaced

Kindle Troubleshooting

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nooks

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10 nooks 1 Reference nook

Arlington Heights Memorial Library eReader Program

nook Readers

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Works with Overdrive – big plus! Ordering and administrative management can be

time consuming Needs to be in contact with its account – battery

issues Excellent customer service

Notes on nook Program

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Management not as time consuming Nooks have been de-registered 3 nooks have had to be replaced since February – all

known issues

nookTroubleshooting

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Sony Readers

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10 Sony Readers (PRS 600 Touch) 1 Reference Sony Reader

Arlington Heights Memorial Library eReader Program

Sony Readers

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Works with Overdrive – big plus! Ordering and administrative management can be

time consuming Managing very easy Excellent customer service

Notes on Sony Reader Program

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PDF and ePub books don’t play nice w/Sony Reader Some complaints that the screen is blurry (touch

screen issue) Cleaning off notes/drawings very easy 1 Sony Reader had to be replaced since February

Sony Reader Troubleshooting

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TrainingStaff assigned yearly goal to learn how to download eBooks and eAudiobooks

Classes for the public

Download Saturdays in January

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All computers in our general computer area will have Overdrive

Color eReaders for children Suggest title for purchase

What’s Coming in 2011

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The Future is Sharing

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Currently nook users can share titles Kindle users will soon be able to share titles

6 Sony Readers can share an account 6 Kindles can share an account

Sharing Books Today

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Share our titles with Patron Kindles and nooks

Share music from a library account Share movies from a library account

Sharing – A Better Library Model