====Ideas for using #technoread====
These ideas were generated at the 25 November Readers Advisory Meeting at Bowral. Please feel free to add your own ideas at the end of the list.

  *  Seminars on using technology and gadgets (e-readers, tablets, smart phones etc, library catalogues, databases)
  *  Technology – using the library at home – database access, requesting/renewing items
  *  Trove, local history displays, genealogy and find my past workshops
  *  Workshop on how to use Zinio, audio books, e books
  *  Access to Hello Ruby, a website that teaches kids how to code; an intro into the “whimsical world of computing” www.helloruby.com
  *  Promote tablet collection
  *  Promote e collections
  *  Sci fi display
  *  History pin. www.historypin.com using technology to enable a “global community to collaborate around history”
  *  Book sculpture of a robot
  *  Remember the 70’s (birth of electric guitar) and 80’s (electronic keyboard) Display ideas: do you recognize this? Old technology
  *  Sci fi – historic technological advancements that made science fiction more appealing
  *  Great inventions, technology of the past
  *  Gaming, xbox comp
  *  Robotics display/competition
  *  Minecraft events
  *  Read review win – win an e book reader
  *  Things to do away from the square things
  *  Mobile gaming bus youth activity
  *  Shaun tan author talk
  *  Technical drawing workshop
  *  Elements of game development workshop
  *  Coding events for school holidays
  *  Appy story times (using apps on iPads) with a projector