How are libraries meeting the evolving needs of mobile users? According to comScore, the smartphone is in the late majority stage of technology adoption curve. And people don't turn to their devices only for quick facts when on the move: 93 percent of mobile users access the Internet from home on their devices; what's more, Pew reports that 63 percent of Americans age 16 and over would use app-based access to library materials and programs if they were available. In this issue of Library Technology Reports, Kim shows how leading libraries are meeting these evolving needs. Topics include:
6 steps to improving your mobile website
Analysis of the advantages and challenges of the responsive Web
Comparison of user perceptions of web apps and native apps
Visual review of the changes in the libraries mobile web implementation since 2010
Results of MIT surveys of more than 15,000 patrons in 2008 and 2011
Tips for simplifying mobile's complexity
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Bohyun Kim is the digital access librarian at Florida International University Medical Library in Miami, USA. With a particular interest in library innovation and emerging technologies, she has worked in web services, e-resources management, digitization, reference, and instructional technologies. She blogs at Library Hat. Named an ALA Emerging Leader in 2011, she received the 2011 Code4Lib Minority Scholarship and the 2013 ACRL Librarian Scholarship. She currently serves as the founding editor of ACRL TechConnect blog and the outreach director of ALA New Members Roundtable.
