Best Technologies for Public Libraries - Policies, Programs, and Services (Broché)

Christopher Decristofaro received his master's degree in Library Science in 2001. He is currently a technology librarian and team leader of The Studio, Sachem Library's makerspace in Suffolk County, New York. He is also past president and member at large of the Computer and Technical Services Division (CATS) of the Suffolk County Library Association (SCLA). Chris moderates the Technology Information Forum, a place for library technologists to discuss issues and advances in library technology.
He is also the creator and cohost of "The Library Pros", a podcast that discusses libraries and technology with guests from all around the world. He has also spoken at various library and technology association conferences and webinars. James Hutter is a technology librarian, currently serving as head of Computer Services at the Port Washington Public Library and as vice president/president-elect of the Nassau County Library Association.
A graduate of the CUNY Queens College School of Library and Information Studies, James had previously worked as an information technology manager before making the leap into librarianship. Throughout the years, James has presented seminars, workshops, and webinars on behalf of the Port Washington Public Library and the Nassau County Library Association. Covering topics such as digital privacy, video gaming in libraries, 3D printing design, and general technology trends, he is always anxious to share knowledge and experience with others in the field and members of his community.
Nick Tanzi is the assistant director of the South Huntington Public Library. A technology enthusiast, he has spoken in the United States and abroad on topics ranging from social media marketing to 3D printing. He is the author of Making the Most of Digital Collections through Training and Outreach, which received a starred review from Library Journal. He writes "The Wired Library" column for Public Libraries Magazine.
Tanzi was named a 2017 Dewey Fellow by the New York Library Association, and he currently serves as president of its Making and STEAM Round Table.