this poster won the Best Poster Award Bobcatsss 2014 Marine Peotta (PBD 2, 2013-2014), Solenne Billard-Nichele (DCB 22, 2013-2014), Morgane Desard (DCB22, 2013-2014)

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Travelling in fictional works
for intuitive, user-centred and sustainable organisations in public libraries’ physical collections
The digital world give people the opportunity to access to information by various means and, furthermore, in a customised
way. Yet, most of the time, libraries organise their fictional works in alphabetical order or by literary genre. These filings are not sustainable
because they are fixed, non-evolutive and inadapted to readers in their individual and public practices .
Being aware of people’s new practices, we argue that only evolving, intuitive and user-centred filings can ensure a sustainable
to find and to access to fictional collections in library.
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What I'm going to
read tonight?
How do libraries answer to this question?
How can they improve their services?
I'd like a thrilling
love story in some
future world of
robots
- novels in A-Z
order
- a few literary
genre
I'd like a book
in harmony with
my current mood
Library
Library
- arduous
catalogues
- keywords
- no human help
What can libraries do?
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- literary genre filings
- bibliographies
- thematic display tables
DOK website (http://www.dok.info/)
Example of a space dedicated to the
romantic literature at the DOK library
(Delft, Netherlands)
I'd like another
reader's advice!
Few exchange
and expression
spaces
Library
What can libraries do?
- return books trolleys
- reading circles
- catalogues enriched
by readers' commentaries
What can libraries do?
- remote customised advice
- indexing according to
quality criteria
website
webpage (http://bit.ly/19gYq4V)
Two French innovative online services:
"Je ne sais pas quoi lire" (Lorient), and
CultureWok, a sensitive search engine
I'd like a library
by myself, like
myself, easy to get
into
Libraries made
and organised by
librarians
Library
What can libraries do?
- users councils
- participative workshops
by 27Région
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@The Shifted Librarian by Flickr
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(http://www.culturewok.com/)
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Babelthèque website (http://bit.ly/1mBmGlw)
Toulouse library (France): "do it
yourself" tables and a catalogue
enriched by the social network Babelio
project's presentation (http://bit.ly/1mp4xV8)
Lezoux (France): co-construction of the
future library with the inhabitants
Our utopian library
To make user-centred access to fictional collections,
we have to experiment some hybrid solutions
including digital and physical means.
Shall we imagine a library where each book could
move according to its readers' steps and could be
found through a system of geolocation?
A free space in library, why not ?
Solenne Billard-Nichele
Morgane Desard
Marine Peotta
(Lyon, France)
solenne.billard-nichele@enssib.fr
morgane.desard@enssib.fr
Bobcatsss
2014-01-29 to 31
Barcelona
marine.peotta@enssib.fr
Design and layout:
the poster's authors