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Smartphone Applications for Library and Information Science: Your Essential Guide

This app provides insight into free, trending apps for smartphones, useful in library settings for research materials. It includes tools like Scholarly Journals ArticleSearch, EasyBib for citations, OverDrive for eBooks, and Kobo for statistical data on reading. For preservation, check out Library Flood and Emergency Response Salvage tools. Organize with Library Locator and translate with Google Translate. Stay connected with University of Illinois and access Merriam Webster for word definitions. Manage your notes with Evernote and shorten links with Bit.ly. Write, edit, and view blogs with WordPress and store files with Box. For any questions, contact GSLIS Help Desk or provide feedback at smidl2@illinois.edu. Stay informed with the latest LIS apps for free!

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Smartphone Applications for Library and Information Science: Your Essential Guide

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  1. App-titude: Smartphone Applications for LIS

  2. Your Speaker… • Steven Smidl • GA for ITD and LEEP TA • Second Year student at GSLIS • Miscreant

  3. Purpose • Insight to free, trending apps for smartphones • Use for reference in library settings, preservation of materials, and accessible research materials • Accessible for Apple and/or Android products

  4. Scholarly Journals and Bibliographies

  5. ArticleSearch • Searches through Google scholar and Microsoft academic • Uses premium library for additional charges

  6. ArticleSearch • Most articles are PDFs • Transfer to e-mail, text, or stored in app • Can use one premium library for searching

  7. EasyBib • Great app for citations • Scans any book with UPC code • MLA, APA, Chicago

  8. eBooks

  9. OverDrive • Connect to your libraries • Use eBooks or audiobooks with appropriate account

  10. OverDrive • Need internet access for browsing

  11. Kobo • Logs statistical data for reading • Can connect with social networking • Need to access website for collection

  12. Preservation

  13. Library Flood • Thorough examples on flood damage • Videos, glossary, and step-by-step procedures • Only for Apple iOS

  14. ERS: Emergency Response Salvage • Great for general information disasters in library • Preserving a variety of materials

  15. ERS: Emergency Response Salvage • General overview on preservation

  16. Reference and Organization

  17. Library Locator • Locates any library in the United States • Search by GPS, zip, or city

  18. Library Locator • The same search within the area.

  19. Google Translate • Over 60 languages to translate • Voice recognition or written

  20. University of Illinois • THE app for the University of Illinois • Access to library catalog • Map of university • Poor on up-to-date events

  21. UGL4EVA • Short video clips of UGL • Informative for any student • Not much content

  22. Merriam Webster • Best FREE dictionary app • Voice application for words • Unlimited use

  23. Evernote • Can sync up to actual application • Record messages • Great for organizing thoughts

  24. Bit.ly • Great for online reference • Shortens hyperlinks • Alter names and save them to app • Send to social networking sites

  25. Bit.ly

  26. Blog and Storage

  27. WordPress • Access to your blogs with account • Great for quick edits • Poor usability for editing and viewing

  28. Box • New storage for all U of I students • 5 GB with account • Use Google for access • Transfer is easy

  29. Box

  30. Questions/Comments/Concerns? • Contact GSLIS Help Desk • help@support.lis.illinois.edu • Info on this presentation • smidl2@illinois.edu • Feedback is always encouraged! • http://go.illinois.edu/itdfeedback

  31. Hey, girl, what’s better than free apps? Free LIS apps.

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