Digital Library Cards

[Christine Zeitler]

Why not essentially have both, many scanners can now read cellphone
screens?  Allow your patrons the option of photographing the card and
presenting that digital photo as their card. Just a thought.

Christine Zeitler, MLS
Reference Librarian
Olean Public Library
SUNY JCC Library Olean, NY
Friedsam Memorial Library

On Wednesday, April 10, 2013, Thomas Edelblute wrote:

>  At the Library Board Meeting one of our members suggested we look into
> digital library cards, instead of having an actual card, patrons if they
> choose could have something on their phone.
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> Thomas Edelblute
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> Public Access Systems Coordinator
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> Anaheim Public Library
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Christine M. Zeitler, MLS
Reference Librarian
Olean Public Library
Jamestown Community College Library
Friedsam Memorial Library,
     St. Bonaventure University

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