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Joint Information Systems Committee Presenter or main title… Session Title or subtitle… 7 th April, 2011 – INF11 programme meeting Ben Showers, Programme Manager Digital Infrastructure Library Management Systems Programme

Why you shouldn't bother with advanced search

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A presentation detailing some of the lessons learnt from the JISC library management systems programme. The session it was a part of was aimed at 'reducing costs and making effeciencies'.

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Joint Information Systems Committee

Presenter or main title…

Session Title or subtitle…

7th April, 2011 – INF11 programme meeting

Ben Showers, Programme Manager

Digital Infrastructure

Library Management Systems Programme

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Learning the lessons of the JISC Library Management Systems Programme.

Or:

Why you shouldn’t bother with advanced search

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Library Management Systems Programme

Reallocation of scarce (institutional) funds from costly redundant, legacy services and systems to those next generation services that represent the future of teaching and research

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Themes...

Usability and user testing

Open source software and

systems

Search Functionality

Electronic Resource

management

Web widgets and mobile interfaces

Core library management

systems

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Open Source...#CReDUAL (University of Sussex)...

Step-by-step implementation of VuFindConnecting VuFind to Talis for holdings data

Installing VuFind and Blacklight

#OSSviab (University of Swansea)...

Exploring the viability of open source LMS EvergreenThe UK Core Specification (UKCS v3) has now been

released under a creative commons licence

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(Shared) Electronic Resource Management...

Salford ERM implementation:

Developed a single ERM process map which documents all of their e-resources processes.

JISC/SCONUL requirements for a shared ERM system:

16 participating institutions Use cases collected and blogged

£600k secured from HEFCE to develop a Shared ERM

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Mobile and web widgets...

University of Cambridge Library (#culwidgets)

• Embedding access to content in social networking sites and VLEs.• Developed a comprehensive resource for otherInstitutions to exploit.

University of East Anglia (#UEAWolfie)

• Embedding library services in Facebook

Opportunity to rethink services; not simply adapt them for mobile access...

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Advanced search is hard to get right - Really hard

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Mind your language...

Users will challenge your assumptions

‘Tagging’ doesn’t work within the library environment

Users don’t know what we’re talking about

Technology led – not evidenceBased (?)

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More information...

http://lmsmash.blogspot.com/2011/03/final-curtain.html

Project synthesis report and project directory