What tools and technologies should you be using as a librarian or information professional in 2017? The CILIP special interest group MmIT hosted our first webinar to discuss and shortlist the most relevant tools you can employ as part of your work right now. We are joined by four members of the Multimedia and Information Technology Committee to look at tools and technologies for 2017
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How much does it cost?
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How much does it cost?
FREE
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What platforms does it work on?
Android, iOS, Web
How much does it cost?
Free or Premium $44.99 or $4.99 month
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To save and share useful articles you discover on
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https://help.getpocket.com/
Case Studies?
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Piktochart
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An easy to use infographic maker that allows you to visualise information in visually appealing ways
What platforms does it work on?
Web based so accessible on a range of platforms. iPad and and Android app available for tablets
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Ranger of packages from Free to $29 a month for Pro. Discounted prices for educational use.
How do I get it?
https://piktochart.com/
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What can I use it for?
Visualising data, creating reports. Regular reports, survey results, feedback.
How easy is it to use?
Easy to use templates and themes that can be tailored and adjusted. Easy drag and drop function in editor
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Are there support materials?
Help centre- http://support.piktochart.com/hc/en-us
Video tutorials- https://piktochart.com/video-tutorials/
Case Studies?
Templates- https://piktochart.com/templates/
User stories- https://piktochart.com/user-stories/
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Power BI
What is it?
Microsoft's business analytics tools that allows you to visualise data through dashboards
What platforms does it work on?
Power BI Desktop runs on Windows. Power BI mobile is available as iOS, Android and Windows app
How much does it cost?
Varying costs depending on requirements; starts at free
How do I get it?
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/
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Power BI
What can I use it for?
Visualise data, create reports and dashboards. Gain insights into data
How easy is it to use?
As complicated as you want it to be!
Are there support materials?
Learning- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/
Power BI Community- http://community.powerbi.com/
Case Studies?
Power BI Showcase- http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Power-BI-Showcase/bd-p/PBIShowcase
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Easy to use presentation software to build interactive presentations.
What platforms does it work on?
Mentimeter is fully web-based and can be used on your own device: smartphone, computer or tablet.
How much does it cost?
Free / $9.99 pm / $19.99 pm
How do I get it?
https://www.mentimeter.com/
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What can I use it for?
Offers interactivity in meetings, training events and conferences. Provides visualisations of the opinions of
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Very. Requires delegates to have a connected device to “vote”.
Are there support materials?
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