Using iPhones, iPads, and iPods - Connolly, Matthew

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Résumé :
Preface Introduction Part I: iDevices in the Hands of Library Patrons Chapter 1: Assessing iDevice Usage Chapter 2: Making Websites iDevice-Ready Chapter 3: Making Library Resources iDevice-Ready Chapter 4: Making a Custom iDevice App Part II: Lending iDevices to Library Patrons Chapter 5: Deciding Which Devices to Support Chapter 6: Making the Case, Financing, and Purchasing for an iDevice Lending Program Chapter 7: iDevice Configuration Chapter 8: Configuring E-Books and E-Readers Chapter 9: Configuring Resources for Multimedia Chapter 10: Promoting Your iDevice Services Chapter 11: Assessing Your iDevice Programs Part III: iDevices in the Hands of Librarians and Staff Chapter 12: Learning iDevice Tips and Tricks Chapter 13: Using iDevices for Library Work Chapter 14: Adding Apple TV Appendix: Recommended iDevice Apps About the Authors Index...

Biographie:

Matthew Connolly is a library developer and Apple enthusiast. He is currently an application and web developer at Cornell University Library, where he has worked on a variety of library services and tools for the public and library staff alike. He holds a Master of Engineering degree from Cornell, specializing in systems engineering.
Tony Cosgrave is a librarian and instruction coordinator at Cornell University Library. He holds a Master of Library and Information Science from the State University of New York at Albany. He has served as a computer services librarian and network services librarian at Cornell. He was CUL's first webmaster and administered a local web server prior to the availability of a central Library web service. He helped configure and manage the Cornell University Library Collaborative Learning Computer Lab (CL3), a state-of-the-art facility used to support advanced collaborative computing, including game design. Tony led the team that developed the CUL iPhone app.