What are some of the best uses of Technology in a bookstore or library?
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They offered free public access terminals with a reservation system tied in to public users' library cards, and also a free public-access wifi hotspot for users with laptops.
Wifi is an inexpensive way to make anything from a cafe to a bookstore more inviting. I've visited lots of such places where the convenience of having wireless available has made things much more enjoyable.
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M$attached is my local store that does exactly this
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I can completely sympathize with your desire to be in a low tech store/library. I know it's nice to be able to browse and read in a more relaxed atmosphere, but I'm curious what things people can come up with that are really amazing and maybe couldn't be pulled off by a big corporation.
It would be cool if you sold one of those hand-held electronic book holders. They go for a pretty penny, and they are worth it to a lot of people.
Also, I like bookstores that offer free coffee.
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This system is also integrated with the bookseller's website, powells.com, which has been selling books online since the pre-Amazon days of the Internet. When looking up a book on the website, it informs you whether the book is available at any of the local locations.
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That sounds like a really helpful thing to have. (it could apply to just about any large store, clothing, food, etc.) I like that it ties into the local stores as well.
Can we come up with any ways that a bookstore in a town could offer information/services that extend beyond just books? It could promote local events possibly?
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Author
Title
Number of pages
Font size
Chances for the general reader to finish reading it.
Who is the prologuer.
How many user reviews had casted good vs bad reviews.
Genre
Weight
Size
Dimensions
How many graphics in ti
Paper type (how green the book is "recycled material")
Is the book already a movie.
Used book.
An excellent experience for patrons will be one that makes the sells go up.
You don't want to make the book store like a theme park.
I think, that could be an interesting use of tech in a bookstore.
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You could list community events on it.
This is what I have been thinking about so far. I like this idea, but I'm still hoping to find some additional, really ingenious, ideas. I'd like to emphasize helpfulness and a sense of community (the type of things Barnes and Noble isn't always able to offer.)