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Annotated Bibliography
Shank, J., J.S. (2014, June 27). "What is the Role of Libraries in the Age of E-Books and
This article is about how libraries need to advance. When people think about reading now
in days they usually download the book onto a device (Like an E-book). Although that seems a
lot easier than going to the library research shows that hispanics and people who make less than
30 thousand a year will not have an E-Book. To summarize it the reading is saying how libraries
are still extremely important and need to advance to devices to allow others to read and keep
updated.
Lee, R., R.L. (2014, June 27). Libraries Transformed: Research on the Changing Role of
This source is a chart showing the percentages of teenagers 16 and over who have
read both e-books and printed books in the last 12 months and also library users. While
books beat E-books on reading with children and when people share a book with others,
more people are reading E-books because of their selection, while traveling, and how fast
it is to retrieve a book.
T. (2016, May 12). The End of The Library (S. M. G, Ed.). Retrieved October 13, 2013.
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This source is giving the exact schedule from the library in Illinois. By looking at the
calendar it looks like they are busy not just by checking out books, but by reading to
children and teens, visits by nursing homes, and films. I think this is a great visual
because it shows what all this library does for the community.
G, S. M., & T. (2013, October 13). The End of The Library. Retrieved May 12, 2016.
This article from the publisher of technology industry news is writing about their opinion
of the importance of libraries. They share personal stories to support his stance. He
says that technology is certainly taking the spotlight away from their work.
Kranich, Nancy. American Democracy Project Blog [Web log interview]. (2014, January
This source is an interview with the president of the ALA. Throughout the interview it
seems like she wants to keep the libraries within the far future. She shares some history on to
why they were developed and their motivations. One of the things she also states about libraries
were that they are great for communities by bringing people together.
T. (n.d.). Libraries perverse through cumulative, ongoing funding cuts (p. 1, Issue brief).
This source is a report throughout the funding of libraries. Throughout the years the
amount of funds they are receiving are decreasing more and more. I think this is