This was a talk I gave for the opening of Library Week. It was thrown together on a Sunday Afternoon, so it has a few warts and potholes.

1. 21 st Century Academic Library in South Africa “ Access for all @ your library” Prof Derek W. Keats Deputy Vice Chancellor (Knowledge & Information Management) The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg http://kim.wits.ac.za [email_address] 16-21 March 2009 South African Library Week

2. I was born on an island in the North Atlantic Ocean

3. I grew up in Gambo, a small town 300 km from the Newfoundland capital, St. John's

4. And went to school at Smallwood Academy in Dark Cove

5. One month after my 17 th birthday I had to leave Gambo and travel down the Trans Canada Highway ... to St. John's ...

6. ... to study Marine Biology at Memorial University of Newfoundland

7. The library aggregated content resources into a physical location

8. The library aggregated content resources into a physical location Aggregation

9. Education as an industrial process - Graham Attwell

11. Classrooms aggregate demand to scarce supply

12. Traditional libraries aggregate scarce content resources ...and do things that enable people to locate and use them

14. Opening access in the 21 st Century

15. What is scarce in the 21 st Century?

16. Copyright with all rights reserved creates scarcity and limits access

17. Not all content needs all rights reserved or to be scarce to be valuable.

18. Creative Commons licenses

19. Creative Commons licenses

20. Traditional proprietary publishing Open access / Free Licensing

22. Drive institutional policies on reuse

24. Encourage licenses that promote reuse

25. Attribution file: http://www.dkeats.com/usrfiles/users/ 1563080430/attribution/attrib.txt