going digital: some practical examples in the public library
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Going digital: some practical examples in the public library
Speaker: Anna Priscilla Winling, Médiathèque André Malraux
Strasbourg Eurométropole
m: [email protected] / [email protected] f: Anna Priscilla Winling
t: jarredepandore
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Strasbourg city :
9th largest city in France 276,750 inhabitants 25% of the Alsace region Multicultural population Capital of the Alsace region Capital of Europe (European Council, Parl iament, European Court of Human Rights etc.) - Western MittelEuropa - Cathedral! (beautiful gothic masterpiece) (excellent)
Wine! Food! (perfect for winter :-) ) - Christkindelsmarik (Christmas Market)
Strasbourg Eurométropole : - composed by 28 cities (including Strasbourg) - 477 500 inhabitants - 60% live in Strasbourg city
not Hogwart, but close: it’s a high school
Wine! Wine! Wine!
Christmas Market at the foot of the Cathedrall
400km = 248,5 miles
European Parliament
Ponts Couverts
Petite France
Flammenkuche
By the way
THIS is cheesecake
#sorrynotsorry ^^
I’m here, come for a visit!
Since december 2007, a unique «Pass’relle» member card gives access to the 13 libraries of Strasbourg & Eurométropole, and to 15 other libraries in the urban community.
Blue & Yellow points are libraries that share common staff and organisation
More than 1,000 000 documents available.
68,000 memberships taken
Germany
well you got the idea
still Germany
Germany
Alsace
Alsace
Alsace
Médiathèque André Malraux
Biggest public library in eastern France: 12,000m2 (129 166,9 with public access6 sectionsAn heritage sectionLocal scene music collectionOnline resources such as music streaming service, software video tutorials, language learning plateform.
An extraordinary wide range of people, backgrounds, and origins are visiting & using the library.
1,500 to 3,000 visits daily, of which 23% are non subscribers
Music & Cinema section, Malraux Library
770 m2 (82881ft²) 35,000 CD’s 1,000 music DVD’s 17,000 fiction DVD’s 1,500 books (about 2/3 concerning music) 50 periodicals but no concert in the section since opening
This is Languages & Literature section
Reaction type A
Reaction type B
Writing about music
Reviews on online catalog
Promoting actively the local scene https://www.facebook.com/larsenlocal
sorry Switzerland
Larsen Local Webcasts (youtube.com/larsenlocal)Kayo, beatmakerTips:Script! (editing time spared!) (your eyes will be grateful)Be clear about your angle as music librarian Segment your video Choose great filming location/setting, with good acoustic Image can be average but not the sound: choose good microphoneForget about perfection, have fun (and coffee)!
between or in front of the shelves in the middle of the music section
nice natural light
The project in 55’’From the do-it-yourself culture to a do-it-together experiment.
The challenges:Tremendous publicity work months before (local press, poster, flyers, social networks, newsletters) just to find enough people to launch Orchestronique projectBuilding a group experience, Managing a community (IRL & online) (weapon of choice)
Videos, sounds :facebook.com/orchestroniqueyoutube.com/bib2strasbourg (orchestronique teasers playlist)soundcloud.com/orchestronique Feedback (in french) lappliblog.wordpress.com/
Concert has been live streamed via twitter (Periscope)
Let’s explore!
Merci / Thanks pour // for votre /// your attention
f: Anna Priscilla Winlingt: jarredepandore