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1 Libraries offering mobile interfaces or applications
- 1.1 Mobile site development tools
- 1.2 Mobile site testing
- 1.3 Mobile interfaces (and/or OPACS)
- 1.4 Mobile OPACS only
- 1.5 Mobile applications
- 1.6 SMS notification services
- 1.7 Mobile collections
- 1.8 Mobile instruction
- 1.9 Mobile tours of the library
- 1.10 QR (Quick Response) 2D Codes
- 1.11 Augmented Reality
- 1.12 Other mobile applications
2 Vendors and Publishers
- 2.1 Evolving content delivery for mobile learners
- 2.2 Library Vendors offering mobile interfaces or applications
- 2.3 Vendors offering mobile tours
- 2.4 Publishers offering databases/interfaces for mobile devices
- 2.5 Publishers offering mobile collections
- 2.6 Third Party Apps that access library journal collections
- 3 Suggested Reading
Libraries offering mobile interfaces or applications
Mobile site development tools
While libraries can make their own mobile sites, there are also different services that translate your website into a mobile friendly interface.
- Mobile Friendly Library Websites
- How to make a mobile site for free
- Mobile Libraries Online Education Database, Part I
- Mobile Libraries Online Education Database, Part II
- MIT Mobile Web Open Source Project
Mobile site testing
There are a number of ways to test a mobile site and make sure it looks good and works well on those little tiny screens. Buy a bunch of phones of E-bay and sign them up for wireless access, and well bring up the website on them. Validators and emulators also work.
- Emulators and Validators Discussion
- The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) MobileOK Checker
- MobiReady.com - validator and emulator
Mobile interfaces (and/or OPACS)
Library websites (with or without OPACS) which are especially designed for viewing on mobile devices.
- Aalborg Libraries, Denmark
- American University Library
- Auburn University Libraries
- Ball State University Website OPAC (screenshots)
- Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München
- Biblioteca i Documentació Científica. Universitat Politècnica de València
- Biblioteca Rector Gabriel Ferraté. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
- Biblioteca Tec de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey (using Responsive Web Design)
- Binghamton University Libraries
- BI Norwegian Business School, Oslo, Norway (using Responsive Web Design)
- Boise Public Library
- Boise State University, Albertsons Library
- Boston College
- Boston University Medical Center Mobile Library
- Boston University Pappas Law Library
- Brigham Young University, Harold B. Lee Library
- Cal Poly Pomona University Library
- California State University, Fullerton, Pollak Library
- California State University, Monterey Bay, Library
- Cambridge University Library
- Canton Public Library (using Responsive Web Design)
- Cape Fear Community College Learning Resource Center
- T. Carney Library Mass Dartmouth Claire T. Carney Library
- Centre d'accès à l'information juridique (CAIJ)
- Chesapeake College
- Chelmsford (MA) Public Library
- Christian Brothers University, Plough Library
- College of DuPage Library
- Contra Costa County Library
- Cornell University Library
- Crowley Ridge Regional Library System
- DeKalb County Public Library
- Dowling College Library
- Duke University
- Enoch Pratt Free Library
- ETH-Bibliothek Zürich
- Fairfield Univerity, DiMenna-Nyselius Library
- FIU Medical Library
- Florida International University Libraries
- George Mason University Libraries
- George Washington University Libraries (using Responsive Web Design)
- Georgia Health Science University, Greenblatt Library
- Georgetown University Library
- Gettysburg College
- Ghent University Library
- Hanover College, Duggan Library
- Harford County Public Library
- Harvard
- Indiana University South Bend
- Ithaca College Library
- Iowa City Public Library
- The Italian Serials Catalogue ACNP run by the University of Bologna
- London School of Economics (LSE) Library (UK) via university app
- Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- McGill University Libraries
- MD Anderson Center Research Medical Library
- Miami University Libraries (Ohio)
- Michigan State University Libraries mobile site
- Michigan State University Libraries main site, which is responsive
- Michigan Technological University Library
- Middle Tennessee State University Library
- Mississippi State University Libraries
- Molloy College Library (New York)
- Mount Prospect Public Library
- Nanyang Technological University Library
- National Library Board Singapore
- New York Public Library Website (screenshots)
- North Carolina State University Library Website (screenshots)
- Nova Southeastern University - Alvin Sherman Library
- Onondaga County Public Library, New York
- Open University Library, United Kingdom
- Orange County Library System (FL)
- Oregon State University Mobile Site
- Penn State University Libraries
- Rochester Hills Public Library (Michigan)
- Rice University, Fondren Library, Houston, TX
- Ryerson Uni
- Ryerson University Library
- Sacramento Public Library
- Sistema de Bibliotecas DuocUC Chile
- San Diego State University
- San Francisco Public Library
- Simmons Library
- Sonoma State University
- St. John's University, College of St. Benedict (Clemens Library)
- Texas Christian University
- Tulsa City-County Library
- UCP Marjon (University College Plymouth) (UK)
- University of Alberta
- University of Alberta PDA Zone
- University of Amsterdam
- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Library
- University of Baltimore, Langsdale Library
- University of British Columbia Library
- Universidad de Cádiz. Área de Biblioteca y Archivo. Enlace a la web informativa
- University of California, Irvine
- University of California, San Diego
- University of California, San Francisco
- University of Central Oklahoma
- University of Denver (Penrose Library) in beta version
- University of Hawaii - Leeward Community College Library
- University of Illinois Library
- University of Iowa Libraries
- University of Lethbridge Library
- University of Massachusetts Dartmouth - Mobile Beta
- University of Michigan Library
- University of Minnesota Library
- University of Missouri - Columbia
- University of Montana Library
- University of Navarra - Spain
- University of Nebraska–Lincoln Libraries
- University of Nebraska Omaha Library
- University of North Florida Library
- University of Pennsylvania
- University of Pretoria, South Africa
- University of Puerto Rico
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- University of Richmond Libraries Website OPAC (screenshots)
- University of Richmond (Boatwright Memorial Library)
- University of Rochester Libraries Mobile
- University of San Francisco Mobile
- University of Tennessee Health Science Center Library Mobile
- University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Libraries Mobile
- University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Library Mobile
- University of Toronto Libraries Mobile
- University of Virginia Library or fancier version (screenshots) background info
- Utrecht University Library
- Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries
- Wayne State University Libraries
- West Virginia University Libraries
- Worthington Libraries
- Yale University's Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
- Yale Law
Mobile OPACS only
- Athabasca University OPAC
- Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München OPAC
- Black Hills State University OPAC
- California State University, Monterey Bay, Library OPAC
- Florida State University Libraries Automatically recognizes devices and switches to mobile interface - run by Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA)
- Deichmanske Bibliotek (public library in Oslo, Norway) OPAC (in Norwegian)
- Georgetown University OPAC
- Ghent University Library, Belgium OPAC - see also blog entry about its mobile interface [Dutch]
- Jefferson County Public Library OPAC (AirPAC)
- Library Information Network for Community Colleges (Florida) (LINCCWeb) - OPAC - run by College Center for Library Automation (CCLA)
- University of Liverpool Library (UK)
- Molloy College Library (Voyager Opac)
- Nashville Public Library OPAC (screenshots)
- National Library of Health Sciences - Terkko, Finland OPAC
- National University of Singapore Libraries OPAC
- Ryerson University Library OPAC (AirPAC)
- Stavanger Public Library, Norway OPAC (in Norwegian)
- Tricolleges (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore) OPAC
- Universitaetsbibliothek Heidelberg, Germany OPAC (HEIDI)
- Universitaetsbibliothek Koeln, Germany OPAC
- University of Cadiz Library, Spain OPAC (more information in Spanish)
- Virginia Beach Public Library OPAC
- Washington-Centerville Public Library OPAC
- Wayne State University Library OPAC
Mobile applications
- Liburutegiak, Public Libraries of Euskadi, Spain Liburutegiak app - Red de Lectura Pública de Euskadi, Spain. App available on iOS and Android.
- Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München Famous books - Treasures of the Bavarian State Library (iTunes link)
- Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München Oriental books - Oriental Treasures of the Bavarian State Library (iTunes link)
- BiblioUSAL Universidad de Salamanca, Spain BiblioUSAL - Universidad de Salamanca Library Services, Spain. iOS & Android app.
- Gladsaxe Public Library iPhone application (iTunes link)
- District of Columbia Public Library iPhone application (iTunes link)
- NC State "Wolf Walk" geo-locative campus tour
- Indiana University Search IU - Library Application
- New York Law School - all major mobile formats
- Seattle Public Library application Also available on Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Palm - go to [1]
- University of Saskatchewan iUSask (part of a campus application) (iTunes link)
- New Germanic books app for University of Illinois Library, Urbana - Champaign (iTunes link)
- New LIS books app for University of Illinois Library, Urbana - Champaign (iTunes link)
- Video tour app of the Undergraduate Library, University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign (iTunes link)
- Ghent University Library Belgium, application for iPhone (iTunes link). Available on iPhone, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile and Java.
- Santa Clara County Library. iPhone and Android
- The Regional Automation Consortium (TRAC) TRACpac for iPhone (iTunes link)
- Yellowhead Regional Library YourLibrary for iPad (iTunes link)
- EconBiz, the Virtual Library for Economics and Business Studies Maintained by the ZBW- Leibniz Information Centre for Economics in Kiel and Hamburg. Available on iPhone and iPad
- Central Connecticut State University Library - iPhone, Android, Source
SMS notification services
Libraries using SMS services, e.g.:
- SMS if requested book is available (collect messages)
- SMS reminder if a book is due
- requesting a list of loans via SMS
- renewing books via SMS
- requesting an overview of outstanding fines via SMS
- checking the availability of books via SMS
- requesting the opening hours of the library via SMS
For SMS reference services, see Libraries Offering SMS Reference Services
- BI Norwegian School of Management offers SMS-alerts when items patrons have put on hold are available for pickup (see a 2007 press release and their regulations).
- Biblioteca Rector Gabriel Ferraté. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya sends SMS-alerts when a booked laptop is available, to claim lent laptops returned late (More information here).
- Birmingham City University (UK) use SMS alerts to let users know their books are overdue and also when reservations or inter library loans are ready to collect.
- Bryn Mawr send call numbers from OPAC via text message
- Denton Public Libraries offers text message notification to inform customers of items ready to be picked up, due dates, items that are overdue and other notices through their cell phones. See a november 2007 news item.
- The ELNET consortium, Estonia is sending SMS messages from their OPAC.
- ETH Zürich Library sends SMS collect messages. They are part of the NEBIS network (see below).
- Ghent University Library, Belgium is sending SMS messages from their discovery interface.
- Helsinki School of Economics Library, Finland is sending various SMS messages.
- Helsinki University of Technology Library, Finland is sending various SMS messages.
- IDS St. Gallen, Switzerland, sends SMS messages to students of the University of St. Gallen.
- Monash University Library, Australia offers SMS notifications when items are due back, to remind patrons about overdue items, and to inform them about outstanding fines.
- The NEBIS network, Switzerland offers library notifications via SMS: reminders for books being overdue (i.e. first reminder) and collect messages.
- Public Library Münster, Germany is sending various SMS messages.
- Rice University, Fondren Library, Houston, TX sends title and call numbers from catalog
- Ryerson University Library sends call numbers and locations by SMS from the catalogue.
- Simmons College Library's catalog sends text messages from the library catalog with item recors attached.
- Stavanger Public Library, Norway (in Norwegian) offers the possibility to renew loans, make reservations and search the base, and they are using MoBib.
- Swiss National Library sends SMS to registered users when a reserved book is ready for pick-up and to inform about special closing times.
- Tartu Public Library, Estonia is sending SMS collect messages. Users are charged for this service.
- Undergraduate Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: sends text message alerts about Librarians' Office Hours the day they are happening (pilot for the Spring 2008 semester).
- University Library of Tromsø, Norway is sending SMS collect messages.
- University Library of Tromsø, Norway is sending SMS collect messages.
- Woollahra Library and Information Service, Sydney Australia is sending free SMS messages for pick up of reserved items and reminders for long overdue items.
Of the 97 public libraries in Denmark: 60 sent SMS if books requested are ready for pickup, 37 use SMS for recalls, and 46 sent SMS as warnings some days before a book is due [data from the 2007 annual statistic for public libraries in Denmark].
- Oregon State University Mobile Site sends location based directions to the library and library contact information. In addition, patrons can send an SMS message containing a catalog record or course reserves. We also offers text the mobile site link to your phone from the main website as a way to promote the site.
Mobile collections
This includes audiobooks, ebooks, audio language courses, streaming music, films, images, etc. which can be used on mobile devices. These collections can either be downloaded from the library websites on user's own mobile devices or libraries lend mobile devices with the collections already on them.
- Biblioteca Rector Gabriel Ferraté. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya offers mobile access to the collections of the university repositories and to the subscribed resources adapted to a mobile use.
- Crouch Fine Arts Library at Baylor University offers audio streaming databases. Music files from these databases can be downloaded on user's mobile devices.
- The C/W MARS library network in Massachusetts offer ebooks and audiobooks via the OverDrive service, also for the Mac.
- Duke University Libraries offer digitized image collections (over 32,000 images) through the DukeMobile iPhone app (demo and press release)
- New York Public Library offers ebooks and audiobooks via the OverDrive service, also for the Mac.
- St. Joseph County Public Library offers audiobooks on iPod - either your own of the library's iPod.
- Thomas Ford Memorial Library, a public library which lends iPod audiobooks to the public.
- University of Alaska Fairbanks offers audiobooks throug the ListenAlaska web portal.
- University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center
- IEEE Xplore Mobile offers free search of all IEEE Xplore documents directly on your mobile device. You can view up to [only] TEN (10) article abstracts per search. To view full-text articles, send the article links to your e-mail address.
Mobile instruction
This includes the application of mobile devices for library instruction. Can be text-based, audio or video. For audio-based instruction, see also the section on Podcasting.
- Washington State University Libraries "How To ..." - Help with Library Resources and Tools: instructional podcasts
Mobile tours of the library
Audiotours can be either downloaded on users' own mobile devices, or mobile devices with audiotours on them can be lend by the library. Audiotours can be made available in various languages.
- Bostock Library Walking Audio Tour: Duke University Libraries offer MP3 files to download on your own MP3 player
- C.V. STarr East Asian Library at Columbia University: offer MP3 tours in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Tibetan.
- London School of Economics, United Kingdom: tour podcast can be downloaded or you can borrow a tour handset from the Welcome Point.
- Oxford Brookes University Library, United Kingdom: tour can be downloaded or you can borrow an MP3 player at the Enquiry Desk.
- Tartu Public Library, Estonia provided an audiotour of one of their exhibitions (Spring 2008). The audiotour was put on MP3 sticks. These were entered in the catalogue, so that users could borrow the MP3 sticks.
- University of Limerick provide MP3 audio tours to download to own device or borrow an MP3 played from the library.
- University of Otago Library, New Zealand, in English, Mandarin and Maori.
QR (Quick Response) 2D Codes
For a more detailed page about 2D codes, also known as QR codes, see the page in this wiki for QR Codes. See also the description in Wikipedia and the explanation in CSI on YouTube. Users with a camera phone equipped with the correct reader software can scan the image of the QR 2D Code causing the phone's browser to launch and redirect to the programmed URL.
- University of Bath Library, United Kingdom is doing a project including QR2D codes in their OPAC. Catalogue records are proviced with these codes. When scanning the code, a map of the library is launched on user's mobiles, helping them to locate the library material in the library building. The university uses QR in their teaching and learning and even blogs on their QR code service.
- Biblioteca Rector Gabriel Ferraté. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (BRGF) uses QR Codes to provide additional information on promotional posters and on the web pages, to provide username and password to users who subscribe to theCLIC Area service (a computer classroom), to generate reminders of reservations of the group study rooms library, to fill the suggestion forms or to enrich the contents of the library's jazz collection. Take a look at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQj3kD0F2uI to know more about one of the QR applications at the BRGF.
- University of Lethbridge Library uses QR codes on our bookable Group Workroom doors. Scanning the code takes the user into our booking system, where they can immediately book and/or view availability. We also use QR technology in our WebOPAC and promotional posters and materials.
- Biblioteca i Documentació Científica.Universitat Politècnica de València Qr codes used to give added information to its users (schedules, maps, thematic searches in the catalog...), for self-learning taking users to on-line videos or to promote the blog of literature linking the book with the review.
Augmented Reality
- Ludwig II – Walking in the Footsteps of a Fairytale King available via Apple's AppStore and with slightly reduced functionality via Layar, Wikitude, Junaio.
- 5th Spanish Conference on Public Libraries Layer with information about the places of the conference (hotels, restaurants, conference room...) in Layar.
- SCARLET JISC-funded Special Collections using Augmented Reality to Enhance Learning and Teaching project (see also project blog).
Other mobile applications
- BI Norwegian Business School, Norway offers a mobile app for student and faculty. iOS / Android.
- The Institut fuer Informationswissenschaft in Saarbruecken, Germany offers Twitter for new titles.
- Ghent University Library, Belgium offers a mobile app for the Academic Bibliography.
- National Library of Health Sciences - Terkko, Finland, offers Mobile article request and mobile RSS feeds.
- The Smart Library Location-Aware Mobile Library, Finland, provides map-based guidance to books and collections on PDA, described in http://www.rotuaari.net/downloads/publication-2.pdf and http://www.rotuaari.net/downloads/publication-28.pdf
- At the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands, SMS is used during information literacy classes. Lecturers can add questions to PowerPoint presentations, which students can answer via SMS. The results of the sent SMS messages is directly visible in a diagram on the screen. Lecturers can thus assess the students' knowledge, but the tool is also useful for starting discussions. See the Dutch press release at http://www.vu.nl/nl/Images/pb%2009%20015%20SMS%20stemmen_tcm9-67541.pdf.
- The Ryerson University Library and Archives offers a mobile student room booking module.
- The University of Texas at Arlington Library developed ShelfLister, a mobile device staff client for stacks maintenance and inventory. The application is designed to work with the Voyager ILS and has been released under an open source license.
- The University of Oregon Libraries and OSU Archives developed BeaverTracks, a mobile Historical Locations guide and Walking Tour. The mobile application provides historical images and information about 22 locations on OSU campus. Using geo-location, some mobile users can take a directions based walking tour of campus. Also see the Project Page - page about the project including screenshots.
- Biblioteca Rector Gabriel Ferraté. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya offers tips on Foursquare for a more extensive use of the library services.
Vendors and Publishers
Evolving content delivery for mobile learners
On 7th March 2011 the Open Unversity Library Services hosted a workshop for publishers and librarians to discuss the problems of finding and accessing the content needed for mobile learners from the Library perspective. This was a follow up to a workshop held in May 2010 at University of Westminster at which senior members of the UK HE Library Community discussed the difficulty of supplying content to an increasingly mobile student body. The major issue identified through that discussion was the lack of appropriate mobile-friendly academic content to meet learners' needs.
All the materials from the event can be found on SlideShare.
These include all the presentations, programme, list of attendees and two short reports. One is a quick summary of the event as a whole and the second is a synthesis of the discussion from the workshop sessions with specific recommendations and suggested next steps.
Library Vendors offering mobile interfaces or applications
- Altarama Information Systems, Australia offer a Reference by SMS service.
- Axiell, Denmark offers the most widespread ILS for public libraries in Denmark (DDELIbra). Their mobile services are called DDElibra Mobil Professionel and DDElibra MoBiblo.
- Bibliofil, Norway offers the NettHent software
- Boopsie USA, Offers platform agnostic mobile applications.
- e2Campus offers campus-wide text notification system.
- EngagedPatrons.org offers mobile interfaces for the events calendar, Engaged Readers online reading program and Author Alerts notification service.
- Innovative Interfaces offers the AirPac module (mobile OPAC) and an SMS product.
- Library Anywhere offers a platform-agnostic mobile catalog and iOS/Android apps. By the folks at LibraryThing.com.
- Orange County Library System provides a SMS text messaging service that sends reminders to patrons when their items are coming due, as well as an SMS reference service.
- Rave Wireless offer campus-wide alert system.
- SirsiDynix offers BookMyne mobile catalog app and the PocketCirc handheld circulation tool.
- Text A Librarian, Powered by Mosio - SMS/Text Message Reference Services
Vendors offering mobile tours
- Guide by cell
- Museum 411
Publishers offering databases/interfaces for mobile devices
Publisher/Database | Mobile website | App | Comments |
American Chemical Society | iOS and Android | Comprehensive demo video from website | |
American Institute of Physics iResearch | iPhone | ||
American Insitute of Physics | iOS | Also mobile web for Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy (JRSE) | |
American Mathematical Society (AMS) | Mobile "Pairing" | Mobile "Pairing" [2] | |
Annual reviews | Auto detects | Mobile-optimized autodetect & Mobile "Pairing" [3] | |
ARTstor | Mobile URL for iPhone | App for Android | Further info |
arXiv | arXiview for iPhone | ||
BioMedCentral | Auto detects | About | |
BioOne online journals | Auto detects | About the mobile site | |
Bridgeman Education | iPhone | ||
Cambridge Books Online | Auto detects | Can also send articles from CJO to Kindle | |
Cambridge Journals Online | Auto detects (or manual) | Can also send articles from CJO to Kindle | |
Cell Press | iOS iPad | Cell Press Journal Reader | |
Chemical Abstracts CAS | SciFinder | Auto detects | About | |
Cochrane Library | iOS iPad | Freely available | |
ebrary Mobile | iOS and Android | Freely available with and ebrary product. Include online and offline access. | |
All EBSCOhost databases | Auto detects | iOS and Android | Mobile auto detection works for Academic Search complete and all EBSCOhost databases. Also specialist subject apps (e.g. DynaMed, Nursing Reference Center, Business Books Summaries) |
Elsevier | [iPhone and Android | Apps for VitalSource Bookshelf, Kno and others | |
Emerald | Mobile URL | iOS | |
Encyclopaedia Britannica | Auto detects | ||
Encyclopedia of Earth | Auto detects | ||
ETDEWEB World Energy Database | Auto detects | World Energy Database Mobile | |
Factiva news database | Mobile URL | ||
Gale Cengage | iPhone and Android | List of apps | |
Hoover's company information | iPhone | ||
IEEE XPlore | Mobile URL | ||
Informa Healthcare | Mobile Pairing | ||
JAMA & Archives | web-app | [http://app.jamanetwork.com/ Web-App | |
Journals@OVID | iPhone | iPhone | |
JSTOR | responsive design | [http://about.jstor.org/news/back-school-news About JSTOR responsive redesign | |
The Lancet | Mobile URL | iPad app | Mobile access categories for free, registered and premium users. Also an option for non-smartphones. |
Lexis Nexis | Mobile urls | iPhone apps | Different provision for various LexisNexis databases. Requires additional registration step in the UK. Lexis/Nexis Get Cases and Shepardize |
Liebert Online | [http://www.liebertpub.com/l4m/ Mobile Pairing) | ||
Nature | iPhone and iPad app | Access to full text for site-license users only available on campus through mobile Safari (not through apps) | |
Naxos Music Library | iPhone and Android app | Also NMLJazz iPhone app. Useful text and video guide to access for institutional users and FAQs. | |
Oxford Journals | Auto detects (or manual) | Mobile vouchers enable off site access for 6 months (once device is authorised from on site) | |
Primo (Ex Libris) | Mobile URL | Also bX Hot Articles app for iPhone and Android | |
Project Gutenberg | Mobile URL | ||
PsychiatryOnline | Mobile URL | ||
PubMed medical database | Two iPhone apps and Android app | Gallery of Mobile Apps and Sites. Also 3rd party PubMed On Tap and Mobile Abstracts an iPhone PubMed search engine. Both not official from NIH. | |
Questia | iPhone | iTunes link | |
Refworks Mobile | Mobile URL | ||
Royal Society of Chemistry | iOS and Android | ||
Safari Books Online | Mobile URL | ||
Sage Journals | Auto detects | Requires registration to use the mobile site. Sage Mobile FAQs | |
SciVerse | iPhone | From ScienceDirect | |
Scopus | iPhone | From ScienceDirect | |
Social Sciences Research Network iSSRN | iPhone | ||
Summon | Web app for iPhone, Blackberry, Android, Palm or Windows Mobile | (Serials Solutions Web-Scale Discovery) | |
[Taylor & Francis] | Autodetects | Taylor and Francis mobile FAQs | |
Thieme E-Books | iPad access and Android | Using the free iPublishCentral Reader app | |
Web of Science | Mobile URL | ||
Westlaw legal research database | Mobile URL | ||
Worldcat.org | Mobile URL | From OCLC |
Publishers offering mobile collections
- BBC Audiobooks
- EBL Ebook Library
- Google Books
- OverDrive
- Safari Books Online
- Amazon Kindle for the iPhone (US Only)
Third Party Apps that access library journal collections
- Browzine (all subjects
- docwise (medical)
- Docphin (medical)
- Read by QxMD(medical)
Suggested Reading
Researching M-Libraries - a wiki page for sharing experiences of researching m-libraries and discussing appropriate/applicable research methods.
Books, reports and journal articles
- Mobile technologies for libraries : a list of mobile applications and resources for development, Lori Barile, College & Research Libraries News, vol. 72, no. 4, p. 222-228.
- Libraries and the Mobile Web Special Issue of Library Technology Reports, v. 47, no. 2 (February/March 2011), by Cody W. Hanson
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Transforming the Campus Experience with the MIT Mobile Web Educause/ECAR 2009
- Mobiles, chapter (page 8-10) from The Horizon Report - 2009 Edition
- Always on: Libraries in a world of permanent connectivity Lorcan Dempsey, First Monday, 14(1-5) January 2009.
- M-libraries : libraries on the move to provide virtual access, proceedings of the First International m-Libraries Conference Mohamed Ally and Gill Needham, London: Facet, 2008
- Mobile learning for the twenty-first century librarian Jim Hahn, Reference Services Review, 36(3), 2008, pp 272-288.
- Mobile technologies, mobile users: Implications for academic libraries Joan Lippincott, ARL Current Issues, 261, December 2008.
- On the Move with the Mobile Web: Libraries and Mobile Technologies Ellyssa Kroski, Library Technology Reports, 44(5), July 2008.
- PDA (special issue) ed. by Oliver Obst and Helmut Doolfuss, GMS Medizin – Bibliothek – Information. Zeitschrift der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für medizinisches Bibliothekswesen, 8(2). This issue is partly in German and partly in English.
- The Mobile Difference Pew Internet and American Life report - March 25, 2009
- m Services in libraries Special Issue of Reference Services Review. 2010 v.38(2)
- The Mobile-ized Library Special issue of Computers in Libraries. May, 2009 v.29(5)
- M-Libraries: Information on the Move Keren Mills, A report from the Arcadia Programme (June, 2009)
- There's an App for That! Libraries and Mobile Technology: An Introduction to Public Policy Considerations Timothy Vollmer, ALA Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP) Policy Brief No. 3, June 2010 (PDF)
- The Handheld Library: Developments at the Rector Gabriel Ferraté Library, UPC. Benítez Juan, Beatriz, Clavero Campos, Javier, Codina Vila, Miquel, Pérez Galvez, Andrés. Liber quarterly, vol. 21, núm. 1, 2011 November.
Blogs and Posts
- What are mobile library sites offering? A survey - Survey of 40 mobile library sites, selected screenshots
- Summer of Mobile Library Services- ALA TechSource Blog
- 30 Mobile Trends in Libraries - Stephen's Lighthouse
- DCPL iPhone app launch
- Handheld Librarian Handheld computer news, ideas, and opinions from librarians and others interested in libraries. Editor: Grace Lee
- Mobile Libraries blog
- Vicki Owen's Topically Technological Library Blog
- New York Public Library Labs posts on mobile tech
- Swiss Army Librarian on how to build a mobile website, including auto-detecting/redirecting mobile devices to it from the full website, presentation slides, downloadable mobile website template, and resource list
- JISC-funded m-libraries community support project blog Collecting and sharing m-library information and best practice to support the m-library community.
- Pathways To Best Practice guides produced as part of JISC-funded m-library community support project. Each include benefit to library, ways to use mobile technologies to achieve this, and lessons learned so far
Other Resources
Including slide presentations, conferences, websites, etc.
- Percent Mobile a website that lets you track the percentage of traffic going to your website from different mobile devices. Requires you to copy and paste some code into your homepage.
- Libraries to Go Ellyssa Kroski Slideshare Presentation
- The First International m-Libraries Conference Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom, 13 -14 November 2007
- The Second International m-Libraries Conference Vancouver, BC - 23rd - 24th June 2009
- The Third International m-Libraries Conference Brisbane, Australia, 11-13 May 2011
- The Fourth International m-Libraries Conference The Open University, Milton Keynes, 24-26 September 2012
- Handheld Librarian Conference Online Conference, July 30, 2009
- Megan Fox - PDAs, Handhelds and Mobile Technologies in Libraries Website
- Electronic Resources to Go Slideshare presentation from 2009 Electronic Resources in Libraries Conference
- mobilelibraries discussion group
- mobile usability by Jacob Nielsen
- Oregon State University Mobile Projects presentations and articles
- CILIP Mobile Technology Executive Briefing London, 19th July 2012 (link to presentations)
Possible Health Effects
The use of wireless devices is increasing rapidly, yet there is concern in the scientific community that this technology could have adverse side effects. Some documents and websites to find out the facts and recommended precautions.
- EM Radiation Research Trust
- International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety (ICEMS)
- Nationaal Platform Stralingsrisico's (in Dutch)
- Powerwatch Wi-Fi and Health
- Wireless Networks (WiFi) Consumer Health and Safety Advice EMFacts Consultancy

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The New Panasonic LUMIX G3 Features Large Touch Screen LCD for Intuitive Touch Control and Technologies Enhancing Imaging Quality
SECAUCUS, NJ (May 12, 2011) – Panasonic today announces a new addition to the LUMIX G Series of Compact Systems Cameras (CSC), the LUMIX DMC-G3, the company's smallest and lightest digital interchangeable lens camera with a viewfinder to date*1. This new class of CSC offers a lighter weight and smaller size not seen in traditional DSLRs, thus providing greater portability and creative control. The LUMIX G3 features a new 16.0-megapixel sensor that produces rich, true-to-life, high quality images, plus 1920 x 1080 full-High Definition (HD) video recording capability with stereo sound in AVCHD. The Panasonic LUMIX G3 is the ideal hybrid, offering superb still and video capabilities with easy-to-use features so users at any level can create professional-quality images.
"With the LUMIX G3, Panasonic offers an extremely light compact system camera that is easy to use, thanks to a touch-control LCD, yet still maintains powerful and creative features to appease the more advanced photographer," said Darin Pepple, Senior Product Manager, Imaging, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. "With new features that enhance photo and video quality, the LUMIX G3 offers exceptional image quality that a photographer at any level would be excited about using to capture their experiences."
For the camera traditionalist, the LUMIX G3 provides a traditional DSLR-like experience with an external Mode dial for quick access to common modes like Program, Shutter and Aperture Priority, Manual. Additional dial settings include two Custom Modes, Scene Modes and a Creative Control Mode. The LUMIX G3 provides a dedicated video button that can be used to switch to video capture quickly without changing modes. Like most traditional DSLRs, the LUMIX G3 provides a built-in flash and hotshoe for connecting optional LUMIX flashes. For many, a traditional eyelevel viewfinder is still a must have, so the LUMIX G3 meets this demand with an eye-level electronic viewfinder that projects a high resolution 1.44m-dot image with 100% field of view (800×600, 0.7x magnification). In addition, color breakup has been improved when compared to the LUMIX G2.
To enhance operability and ensure it's user-friendly, the LUMIX G3 features touch-control shooting, which lets photographers focus on the subject by simply touching it on the large, 3-inch high-resolution LCD touch screen. Once locked on the subject by a touch, the LUMIX G3 tracks the subject, even if it moves, with Auto Focus (AF) tracking. In addition to its 23 Area Auto Focusing Points, the LUMIX G3 features new Pinpoint AF. Pinpoint AF allows extremely precise near–pixel-level focus point setting at the touch of a finger. For example, unlike DSLRs that limit the number of fixed hardware focus points, Panasonic's Pinpoint AF can be set by touch control to very fine points anywhere on the LCD. With a new Precision Contrast LightSpeed AF system, the LUMIX G3 is extremely fast, measuring approximately 0.1 second (14-140mm ~0.1 sec. 14-42mm ~0.18 sec., 45-200mm ~0.15 sec.). The LightSpeed AF feature is achieved by reducing the detection time for focusing by doubling the Live MOS Sensor drives speed from 60 fps to 120 fps. Manual control over focus is available in the LUMIX G3 and has been greatly improved when compared to its predecessor, the LUMIX DMC-G2. When magnification is first enabled at 4x by simply touching the subject on the LCD, that subject is enlarged in a small window allowing you to keep the rest of the image in view as a framing reference. Beyond 4x, that small window fills the monitor so even more control over focus fine-tuning can be achieved. This handy feature is available from both the MF Assist (Manual Focus) and AF + MF focus modes.
The Intelligent LCD has a bright 1,440,000-dot equivalent resolution and rotates 180° to the side and tilts 270° up and down offering approximately 100% of field of view, making it easy to operate and shoot at different angles. In addition, the touch-enabled-screen operation excels not only for shooting but also for playing back images with outstanding visibility. Users can scroll through hundreds of images on the screen, simply by thumbing through the thumbnails. Or, to play back images one-by-one, the user drags the image across the screen as though flipping a page in a book.
The LUMIX G3's newly developed 16.0-megapixel Live MOS sensor, combined with the powerful Venus Engine FHD image processor, contribute to the high-quality photo and video images. The processor also provides selective noise reduction to create a more naturally-balanced curve without deterioration of the image. In the LUMIX G3, noise is significantly suppressed by more than 66%. Notably in shooting at high ISO settings, S/N value is improved by approximately 200% compared with the conventional 12.1-megapixel sensor. The sensor performance improves by 6db at ISO 3200 and max. 9db at ISO 6400.
For added ease of use, the LUMIX G3 features Panasonic's iA2 and new iA Plus modes, which are enabled automatically once the iA button is pressed. Panasonic's iA features, such as Intelligent Resolution, MEGA O.I.S. (included in several lenses), Intelligent ISO Control, and Intelligent Scene Selector are available when shooting still images. However, Panasonic's new iA Plus mode adds greater flexibility with real-time visual feedback between automatic and manual shooting features:
• Touch-screen-slider-enabled background defocusing.
• Touch-enabled exposure control compensation.
• Touch-screen-slider-enabled white balance. A desired color balance result under difficult lighting can now be achieved visually from the LCD with a touch-enabled slider icon.
The LUMIX G3 offers rapid burst shooting control at various rates and resolutions. Image capture at full-resolution (16-megapixel) is possible at up to 4 frames per second with its mechanical shutter enabled, or an even faster 20 frames per second using the electronic shutter feature at a reduced resolution of 4 megapixels.
With an array of creative features, the LUMIX G3 offers users the opportunity to express their creativity with settings like Creative Control mode, which allows for images to be taken with popular visual effects that previously required software post processing. Effects include: Retro, High Key, Sepia and High Dynamic. The conventional film mode has evolved with a new effect control, Photo Style, which has Standard, Vivid, Natural, Monochrome, Scenery, Portrait presets that allow finer adjustment of contrast, sharpness, saturation and noise reduction by each.
As with many interchangeable lens cameras, dust on the sensor reduces image clarity. To eliminate this potential, the LUMIX G3 uses a Dust Reduction System that uses a supersonic wave filter in front of the Live MOS sensor. Vibrating vertically around 50,000 times per second, the filter repels dust and other particles effectively.
The LUMIX G3 utilizes the Micro Four Thirds (MFT) System mount, offering greater size and weight reduction in the lens without compromising performance and clarity. The LUMIX MFT System offers a selection of 11 high-performance fixed focal length and variable aperture G Vario zooms, including a highly-versatile 3D lens capable of capturing both 2D and 3D images at the same time. There are lens adaptors available for mounting older Leica M and Leica R lenses, including prior LUMIX full Four Thirds lenses. An innovative 14-140mm HD G Vario lens provides the best of video and still-image shooting with a long 10x range and near silent high-speed focusing. When connected to the LUMIX G3, ultra-fast focusing and auto subject track AF can be achieved. Many LUMIX MFT lenses come with MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilization) built-in. This feature helps prevent blurring from shaky hands. Working together with this is the camera's intelligent ISO Control, which reduces motions blur by adjusting the ISO sensitivity if the subject moves, helping to ensure sharp images.
The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G3, made of aluminum, will be available in a variety of attractive colors, including black, red, white and brown, starting in June 2011. Suggested retail price of the LUMIX G3 with the 14-42mm Zoom Lens Kit will be $699.99. For more information about the Panasonic LUMIX G Series of compact system cameras, please visit www.panasonic.com/lumix.


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Update at 3:05 p.m. ET:
NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center now reports:
"The coronal mass ejection (CME), originally expected to arrive around 0800 UTC (3:00 a.m. EST) today, January 9, was observed at the ACE spacecraft just upstream of Earth at 1932 UTC (2:32 p.m. EST)."
The SWPC goes on to say that "the original forecast continues to be for G3 (Strong) Geomagnetic Storm activity on January 9 and 10."
"Aurora watchers may be in luck for tonight."
Also, The Associated Press reports that Orbital Sciences Corp.'s resupply mission to the International Space Station — delayed on Wednesday over concern that the CME might cause problems for the Antares rocket — has successfully launched from Wallops Flight Facility in eastern Virginia.
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If you're bracing for the impact of the sun's superhot plasma, you'll have to hold on a bit longer: The arrival of a coronal mass ejection from the X1.2-class solar flare that erupted earlier this week is a little behind schedule, according to
The coronal mass ejection, or CME, has been Earth-bound since the solar flare was spotted at 1:32 p.m. ET Tuesday. It was preceded by a small M-class flare (see below).
As The Two-Way's Bill Chappell has reported, these events can kick it into high gear, reaching speeds well over 1,000 miles per second.
Even so, the Space Weather Prediction Center issued this report around 7:30 a.m. ET:
"The CME, originally expected to arrive around 0800 UTC (3 a.m. EST) today, January 9, is now slightly overdue."
Overdue? How long? We're not quite sure, but NOAA's forecast of the CME arriving Thursday still stands.
It's important to note, as NASA does, that "these particles cannot travel through the atmosphere to harm humans on Earth, but they can affect electronic systems in satellites and on the ground." The X-class flares are, however, nothing to be trifled with, according to SpaceWeather.com:
"Scientists classify solar flares according to their X-ray brightness in the wavelength range 1 to 8 Angstroms. There are 3 categories: X-class flares are big; they are major events that can trigger planet-wide radio blackouts and long-lasting radiation storms. M-class flares are medium-sized; they can cause brief radio blackouts that affect Earth's polar regions. Minor radiation storms sometimes follow an M-class flare. Compared to X- and M-class events, C-class flares are small with few noticeable consequences here on Earth."
Space.com says NOAA is expecting the flare to spark geomagnetic storms in Earth's magnetic field when a wave of superhot solar plasma associated with the flare — the CME — reaches Earth in the next few days. It could trigger spectacular auroras as far south as Illinois and Colorado and possibly disrupt power lines and radio transmissions.
AuroraWatch UK has "urged people not to be overly confident of viewings," according to The Telegraph.
"This is the first significant flare of 2014, and follows on the heels of a midlevel flare earlier in the day," NASA spokeswoman Karen Fox of the agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., wrote in a statement earlier this week. "Each flare was centered over a different area of a large sunspot group currently situated at the center of the sun, about halfway through its 14-day journey across the front of the disk along with the rotation of the sun."
Despite its tardiness, the CME has already complicated things here on Earth. On Wednesday, it forced the delay of a resupply mission to the International Space Station. The launch of Orbital Sciences' unmanned Antares from Wallops Island, Va., was pushed to Thursday afternoon.
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Today, Rick Bounds is a 58-year-old triathlete, with four competitions and a 100-mile bike ride to his credit.
But six years ago, he was diagnosed with a nonhepatitis liver disease. Rick's doctors told him that if he didn't have an immediate kidney and liver transplant, he would die.
He was given eight months to live and told that his chances of getting organs were slim.
'No Hope'
"I woke up my husband. I said, 'Baby, you've got to get up,' " says 50-year-old Dorothy Biernack. "He had a construction company. I said, 'All your guys are going to be waiting for you.' And then he stood up, and he turned around and looked at me, and said, 'Baby, something doesn't feel right.' "
Marty Biernack had a stroke immediately. By the time he and Dorothy got to the hospital, things had taken a turn for the worst.
"They said, 'There's nothing else we can do for him,' " Dorothy says. "So, one of the worst things I ever had to do was to open up that door with his mother and our children looking at me for hope. And I had to tell them that there was no hope."
"Within minutes of finding out that he was going to pass away, we decided to donate his kidneys and the liver."
Marty died on July 20, 2007. Rick Bounds received his kidney and liver transplant on July 21, 2007.
'I Was Allowed To Live'
Dorothy wanted to meet the donor recipient.
"I just wanted to see, did I help them? Did they get a chance at life?" she says during a visit to StoryCorps in Baltimore.
So, the two met in May 2008.
But, she wondered, why was it so important for Rick to meet his donor's family?
"I was struggling with the fact that I was allowed to live and someone passed," Rick tells her. "And um, I wanted a picture of the person who had been taken and allowed me to live."
He was surprised at how young Dorothy was when he first saw her, though she understood, "because a lot of times people expect the widow to be a little old lady walking in."
"It was hard for me because, here I was sitting across from you eating dinner with literally parts of Marty in me, allowing me to be able to do that," he says. "And um, I think what set me at ease was your smile. Just like this morning when you got out of the car. You just have a real bright smile, and it just kind of allows people to relax."
The First Triathlon
Three days after they met, Dorothy decided watch the triathlon Rick was competing in.
She and her daughter met him at the finish line holding a big picture of Marty.
"I remember going up and giving you a hug, and some woman took that shot of you and I hugging," he says. "And you don't see our face but you see Marty's face, peering out right at the camera."
"That picture means a lot to me, too, because all you can see is the person who brought us together," Dorothy says. "I feel like Marty still has a purpose. And that's to help you live your life, and help you see your grandchildren, and your wife. And I couldn't ask anybody nicer to be able to live with my husband helping you."
Now, Rick and Dorothy get together a couple of times every year.
Audio produced for Morning Edition by Katie Simon with Yasmina Guerda.
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YUKI NOGUCHI, BYLINE: Well, as of the week of August 5th, there will be no regular first class mail - envelopes, bills, magazine deliveries on Saturdays. But the service will continue for delivering packages - which is an area where the Postal Service is trying to compete better with rivals like Fed Ex and UPS - so they want to continue to do that. Also, the Post Offices themselves will remain open on Saturdays.
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NOGUCHI: That's right.
GREENE: Well, how much money is the Postal Service going to save from this?
NOGUCHI: Two billion dollars a year. But, of course, it lost 16 billion last year. So it's a little bit of a lot of losses.
GREENE: Yeah, an important savings, it sounds like. I think - explain this to - they're a federal agency, right? I mean, do they need Congress to approve this before they change?
NOGUCHI: Well, they're technically independent, but they did - they had been clamoring loudly for Congress to allow them to make all kinds of changes - from the way it funds its employee health care, to this Saturday delivery issue - which is probably the most controversial. And Congress did take it up last year. A bill passed in the Senate that would have cut other costs first, but nothing was signed into law. And Postmaster General, Patrick Donahoe, believes that he has the authority, in the temporary appropriations language, allowing him to do this. But more than that, he kept saying today, we have no choice. We have to do this.
POSTMASTER GENERAL PATRICK DONAHOE: We take no tax dollars. We do not want tax dollars.
NOGUCHI: And so, as you can see, the Postal Service feels that it does not need Congress's go ahead in order to do this. And we'll see what Congress has to say about that.
GREENE: Well, I mean, even though they don't take tax dollars, he says - I mean could Congress reverse this decision, in some way, if they want to?
NOGUCHI: Well, it's not clear, at this point, what they would do. I mean, Congress will probably weigh in, and certainly, the unions will. There are some powerful interests in that will continue to lobby to keep Saturday delivery in place. These will include magazine publishers, greeting card makers, seniors who get their drugs through the mail. And there are lots of rural interests who will also say that this will particularly disadvantage them.
GREENE: Yuki, thanks for joining us.
NOGUCHI: Thank you.
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