From GIS to UAVs: Emerging Opportunities for Drone Support Services in Academic Libraries

Greene, Jessica Davila; Roberts, Warren

doi:10.1080/15228959.2018.1488645

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“…In the Santa Clara Library, users can order books online and the drone will be used to deliver it within a few hours thereby saving the time of the users and the information professional. Also, in Claremont Colleges Library, drones were also used as technology lending program, teaching and learning of GIS (Greene and Roberts, 2018). Drone was used in the University of South Florida (USF) for research in heritage, creating visualization through their digital initiative projects (Collins, 2017).…”

Section: The 4th Ir and Libraries And Information Centersmentioning

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Rethinking the roles and skills of information professionals in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Ayinde

Kirkwood

2020

Business Information Review

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With the development of the 4th Industrial Revolution (4th IR), its emerging technologies and skills; there is a mismatch between 4th IR, and the skills needed by information professionals to survive. This paper bridges the gap based on the skills needed to survive and provide possible solutions to challenges faced by information professionals, which will in turn help to reduce the number of unemployed, semi-employed, non-employed, and provide economic empowerment among information professionals in this new revolution. Information professionals should adopt the missing middle model/techniques in organization which asserts that robots, by and large, will not be taking our jobs; instead, human Machine collaboration will reconfigure some of our work, making and make human skills more unique and important than ever.

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Section: The 4th Ir and Libraries And Information Centersmentioning

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Rethinking the roles and skills of information professionals in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Ayinde

Kirkwood

2020

Business Information Review

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Knowledge, Skills and Competencies of the Library Information Science School’s Graduates on Digital Scholarship in South Africa

Sibiya

2023

Internet Reference Services Quarterly

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Podcast resources in academic libraries: Audio lending technology and studio recording spaces in American research libraries

Camp

2023

Public Services Quarterly

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From GIS to UAVs: Emerging Opportunities for Drone Support Services in Academic Libraries

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Rethinking the roles and skills of information professionals in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Rethinking the roles and skills of information professionals in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Knowledge, Skills and Competencies of the Library Information Science School’s Graduates on Digital Scholarship in South Africa

Podcast resources in academic libraries: Audio lending technology and studio recording spaces in American research libraries

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