[Publib] 3 wishes

[Sharon Foster]

1) $100/station computers and the ability to persuade the public and
the staff that OpenOffice.org is more than adequate for everyone's
needs.

2) The perfect user interface to the OPAC--all things to all people.
For the technophiles, it has all the best features of Google, Amazon,
LibraryThing, OCLC, and SOPAC 2.0. For the technophobic or the
sentimental, it offers a virtual reality card catalog with drawers
that open and cards that you can flip through. Just like the old days,
except you have to wear these special glasses.

3) A seamless integration of my library's holdings, our consortium's
holdings, the state-wide catalog, OCLC, the Internet Archive, and
Google Books, with a "show me more/fewer options" feature.

Sharon M. Foster, 91.7% Librarian
Speaker-to-Computers
http://www.vsa-software.com/mlsportfolio/






On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 8:55 PM, Ann Halverson <alpjh1 at charter.net> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a library student enrolled in a class entitled The Organization of
> Information.  For my class next weekend I would like to know "If you were
> granted three wishes for your library, what would they be?" Feel free to
> cite basic needs or grandiose ideas.
>
> Thank you all,
>
> Ann
> College of St Catherine
> class of 2011
>
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