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Hi all,
I am wondering how other libraries use their Quiet Study Rooms in terms of Technology. Currently, we have just 2 rooms based on the size of our library and population in Cranbury. However, our Quiet Study Rooms can hold roughly 5-6 people around the desk. the desk itself has power and USB ports for proper charging and 1 standing whiteboard in each.
Haddonfield PL is interested in recommendations for a Craft Inkjet Printer that works well with Cricut projects - including patrons submitting projects from the Cricut app on mobile devices to a library craft printer. Thank you!
Could anyone recommend a microphone/speaker to use with PC/tablet when hosting hybrid meetings (in-library/Zoom). This would be to use in a public meeting space accommodating 20 or so attendees with more joining in from home. Eager to hear what has worked for other libraries. Thank you!
Good morning,
I was just reaching out to tap into the zeitgeist and see if anyone out there is providing tabletop style device chargers for mobile devices for their patrons that they might recommend or particularly like and recommend. We are looking less at individual cables and plugs and more like something that comes with (or supports) charging cables and would have multiple ports for a plug and charge experience (so similar to floor standing or wall mounted ones you may have already, just in a tabletop form factor).
Hi all! I'm looking into donor management software and my director would like me to find out what a handful of libraries are using for this. If anyone uses any kind of donor management software and would like to share a little bit about how it works, if it seems worthwhile, etc., I would really appreciate it. Feel free to email me at lday [at] chathamlibrary.org. Thank you in advance!
Haddonfield Public Library is interested in finding out what other NJ Public Libraries are using for reboot to restore software on their public PCs to protect their hard drives in the public user environment. The names of the software and the library's experience with it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
If your library offers Photoshop on its public computers, or you know of a library in New Jersey that offers Photoshop, please let me know! A patron of ours is looking for a library where he can use Photoshop for free. He has an image from an old newspaper that he is working on.
Hello!
I am looking for a Library Calendar Software that will be held for our programs and reservations for roughly 3 rooms at our library. I've looked at Library Market but they are too expensive. I've looked at Local Hop as well but still would like some other options.
The main goal would be to limit costs but to have a product that is not too difficult to use. I am open to hearing what other libraries are using.
You can reach me through email as well.
-Dean Klimek
Hello,
If there are any libraries out there that have recently switched over to TBS for print and/or PC management, please reach out to me. We've recently received a quote from TBS and I have a setup question that I'd like to ask.
Thanks!
Heather Lubchansky
hlubchansky [at] sussexcountylibrary.org
973-948-3660 x3405
Hello!
What 3D printer do you recommend or have experience with at your library? I am looking to purchase one over the next few months!
If you like you can always email me too: klimek [at] cranburypubliclibrary.org
Thanks!
Dean
