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 The Future Library I picture the library of the future completely electronic. Instead of tens of shelves stocked with hundreds and even thousands of books, the shelves will be stocked with a variety of eReaders. Apple products line the walls. No library workers, no media specialists, well there will be some behind the scenes. Also this library would be unimaginably comfortable: it might even have an outdoor section. I have always heard that nature is calming. LIBRARY: this word will have a whole new meaning. Matter of fact I have changed the entire word. eTecharary is the new name, meaning a technology/reading/gathering/learning room. I do believe that this library might exist in the future. Technology is booming-even in media centers. I think that the future holds a lot more things like this, not just in libraries. Article posted September 30, 2011 at 08:18 AM • comment (3) • Reads 1327 • see all articles |
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About the Blogger Julia Osteen is a JH teacher at Greater Atlanta Christian School in Norcross, GA. This is her 25th year teaching. She also supports teachers in grades K-12 with technology integration.  Subscribe in a reader
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