Johnson County Library has upgraded its technology across all locations, making everyday tasks easier, more flexible, and more accessible for residents. The new ScanEZ stations are now available at all locations, replacing older copier and scanner equipment. With ScanEZ, users can scan documents to a USB drive or email, and daily print allowances can be used for both printing and photocopying.
New Technology Features
The ScanEZ stations include a flatbed scanner and a high-speed sheet-fed scanner, and the easy-to-use touchscreen offers multiple languages, accessibility features such as magnification and high-contrast display, and basic image-editing tools. Limited translation features are also available. Library staff can help users get started, and signage at each station provides step-by-step instructions.
Many library meeting and study rooms now feature new or upgraded audio-visual equipment, making it easier to hold meetings, give presentations, collaborate, and enjoy library programs. Book a meeting room for free up to three months in advance. Older digital displays have also been replaced with updated equipment, highlighting upcoming events, featured resources, and important announcements, while also sharing practical information such as the time, weather, and urgent alerts.
Original reporting: Johnson County Post (Overland Park) — read the source article.
