1. TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARY PRODUCTIVITY Jordan M. Scepanski Chapel Hill, North Carolina, U.S.A.

2. The Way We Were --in the Office Typewriters Correction Fluid Carbon Copies Mimeograph & “Adding” Machines Paper Spreadsheets Face-to-face Meetings

3. The Way We Were --in the Library Cards & Needles White Paint & Labels Paper Book Ordering Slips Card & Book Catalogs Ready Reference Collections Limited Photocopied Articles for Reserve

4. The Way We Are --in the Office Word Processors E-mail Document Reproduction & Management Machines Electronic Calculators Spreadsheet Software Teleconferencing

5. The Way We Are --in the Library Scanning & Self-check out Automated Approval Plans & Journal Check- in Online Shared Online Cataloging & Automated Interlibrary Loan Electronic Journal and Books Digital Reference Collections Electronic Reserves

6. The Way We Will Be? Shared Collections Massive Unique Local Digital Collections Ubiquitous Use of RFID Technology

7. Be Creative Be Innovative Be Bold