ALA 2010--Free software-now what?
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ALA 2010--Free software-now what?
- 1. Free software--Now what? Andrew Shuping ALA 2010 June 26, 2010 Jack Tarver Library, Mercer University
- 11. Free vs. Paid--what's the difference? http://www.flickr.com/photos/21560098@N06/4260085365/
- 16. What do you need? Can install freely on multiple computers Runs on Windows XP, 1GB of memory, 40GB HD Can save in .png, .gif, etc. formats Supports graphic tablets Tools to crop, rotate, resize images, adjust colors, and create collages. Easy to use interface
- 18. Most important, colleagues http://www.flickr.com/photos/43017881@N00/3406657528/#
- 29. What do you need? Paint.net GIMP Pixlr Adobe Photoshop Corel Draw Can install freely on multiple computers x Runs on Windows XP, 1GB of memory, 40GB HD x Can save in .png, .gif, etc. formats x Supports graphic tablets Tools to crop, rotate, resize images, adjust colors, and create collages. x Easy to use interface
- 31. Play ! http://www.flickr.com/photos/57617841@N00/842383871/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/38246638@N00/3248964671/
- 48. Thank you! I can be found at: ashuping.net [email_address] Link for the presentation will be located on my blog
Notas del editor
- Into of who I am. how i became interested in this. 2nd part of preso last year.
- 1st thing to ask is...why free? what makes you want to look at free tools? we all know why we're looking at free. even before budget crisis libraries didn't always get funding
- well why not? what stops us from trying new things? i know we don't fix things unless they are broken, but why not look at how to improve things
- perhaps its easier...perhaps it isn't
- 2nd thing to do, figure out the questions you need to ask before you start looking. it sounds obvious, but its really an important step
- again this sounds obvious, but ask yourself what is it you need out of the tool. for example looking for a photo tool are you just looking for a simple crop tool or a complex image editing tool? these are two very different things
- This is the 2nd part of the 1st question, what do you need it to be able to do? does it need to convert in certain formats, does it need to have to be free, does it have to work with just macs?
- some new for the sake of being new explore what's out there. what's new, perhaps it simplifies the process, offers more, makes it easier to do, it improves efficiency
- take screen captures of lifehacker, download.com, gizmo's
- explore what's out there. what's new, perhaps it simplifies the process, offers more, makes it easier to do, it improves efficiency
- screen captures of reviews (paint.net vs something) http://www.brighthub.com/multimedia/photography/reviews/12262.aspx http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/Paint-NET-Review-48912.shtml http://download.cnet.com/Paint-NET/3000-2192_4-10338146.html
- blogger's review of a product
- screen shots of articles screen shots of user agreements (flickr)
- try out before teaching everyone else