If you go to the library.uncc.edu URL on your smartphone, you'll see that we've got the beginnings of a mobile site. In thinking about developing the new mobile site, we need to think about library things that people are likely to do on their phone (as opposed to on their laptop, in person, etc). That means knowing the sorts of things that people already do on their phones (or tablets).
I see tablets and smartphones (as well as laptops and regular cell phones) as a part of student workspaces in the library all of the time.
Like this:
Do you use your smartphone to Google things? What kinds of things? What kinds of work do you do on your tablet (iPad, or other)? Is it different from work you do on other kinds of computers (laptops, desktops)? Are you Macs or PCs, and what difference does that make in the kinds of work you can do in the library and/or with library digital resources?
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