Le opportunita’ percepite dai bibliotecari sono forti: gratuita’ dei servizi, usare le proprie competenze in altri ambiti, puntare sul ruolo di facilitatore dell’apprendimento, creare comunita’ ed aggregazione sociale, sfruttare le potenzialita’ dei servizi Web, fare allenze tra servizi. Tuttavia anche i rischi sono forti: isolarsi e fossilizzarsi, essere sopraffati da chi ci fa competizione, mancanza di turnover e di finanziamenti, essere sostituiti dall’automazione. Allora? Come evitare i rischi? Come cogliere le opportunita’?
Education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living. John Dewey
Bibliotecari internazionali = International Librarians
Quali opportunita’ e rischi in futuro per le biblioteche?
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