RE: touch screens

["Penny Shiel" <pshiel at sun dot marmot dot org>]

We have touch screens at our circulation desk and the staff think they're great! 


Our patrons were somewhat surprised when they were first installed.  Maybe they didn't that the library was that tech savvy.


The only down side is that you might find yourself poking at a non-touch screen and wondering why it isn't working correctly ;)


Penny Shiel


Head of Circulation and Technical Services


Mesa County Public Library


Grand Junction CO




Message: 6 
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 16:32:17 -0400 
From: Karen Perone 

Subject: touch screens and keyboards 
To: innopac
Message-ID: <417D62D1 dot 1030906 at oplin dot org> 
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I'm looking for information on where to purchase two things as we begin 
our upgrade path to Millennium. 

Touch screen monitors 

Keyboards with built-in touch pads or roller balls 

They both seem fairly elusive to me. If you have purchased any of these, 
I'd love to hear how your staff likes them in their work environment. 

Many thanks! 
-- 
Karen Perone              peroneka at oplin dot org 
Systems Coordinator 
Rodman Public Library     voice: 330-821-2665 
215 E. Broadway Street    fax: 330-821-5053 
Alliance, OH 44601        
http://www.rodmanlibrary.com


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