03342naa a2200277 i 4500 46564 ES-BaOER 20240507091325.0 cr ||||||||||| 180419s2021 xx ||||| |||| 0|| ||eng d 10.1080/01616846.2020.1845047 ES-BaOER cat ES-BaOER 17866 Hernández Pérez, Oskar Public libraries engaging communities through technology and innovation: insights from the Library Living Lab [Recurs electrònic] / Oskar Hernández-Pérez, Fernando Vilariño and Miquel Domènech [Bellaterra] : UAB. Dipòsit Digital de Documents, 2020 28 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (14,88 Mb) Versió acceptada per publicar de l'article: Hernández-Pérez, Oskar; Domènech i Argemí, Miquel; Vilariño Freire, Fernando. «Public libraries engaging communities through technology and innovation : insights from the Library Living Lab». Public library quarterly, 2020. DOI 10.1080/01616846.2020.1845047 Public libraries have proven for centuries to be infrastructures both stable enough as reference centers for access to knowledge yet plastic enough to respond to the social changes of the communities they serve. In these present times of transformation, during which digitalization and the intensive use of technologies are modifying the way in which knowledge is produced, public libraries are facing new and disruptive challenges. The emergence of certain innovation ecosystems within libraries, which place the community at the center of cocreation and codesign processes between different agents, has transformed some public libraries into encountering spaces. The Library Living Lab, in the Miquel Batllori Public Library of Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona, Spain), is an expression of this systemic change. The following paper is a case study based on that sociotechnical infrastructure and analyzes, through two singular examples, how digital technologies can be drivers of social transformation when citizen engagement is placed at the center of innovation processes. The case study also provides insights into how public libraries may become key agents in fostering and strengthening social cohesion through situated, collective, and technology-based innovation practices. (Font: Autors) Tots els drets reservats (c) Abstract -- Keywords -- Notes on contributors -- Introduction -- Public libraries facing new challenges: Citizen engagement ; Public libraries building community -- The Library Living Lab: Living Labs: Innovation placed in real citizen environments ; Living labs and makerspaces ; The project: The result of a bottom-up initiative with multiple stakeholders involved ; Lines of work and scalability of the Library Living Lab: The BiblioLab program -- How to build community from the library with living lab methodologies?: Brossa Inèdit (@BrossaInedit): Community uncovering the library's digital collection ; 3D Capitals: Citizens cocreating the city's digital cultural heritage -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- References 17867 Vilariño, Fernando 17868 Domènech, Miquel nnas Public library quarterly, (2020) 0161-6846 https://ddd.uab.cat/record/234540 E-Link EA 46564 46564 0 0 1 G CERC CERC RD 2021-08-13 D E210054 E210054 http://cercles.diba.cat/cgi-bin/koha/opac-retrieve-file.pl?id=f594234701fa0aa1c2f9e68418c968ec EA