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  • ebyrne41 Eddie Byrne 6 months ago
    It was my pleasure to assist Ellyssa with usability testing of her LIS class Drupal site as she was developing it. My first big endeavour for my library service in 2009 will involve Drupal, thanks in large part to Ellyssa. Thank you Ellyssa for your presentation and inspiration! Eddie
  • guest0e49ada guest0e49ada 7 months ago
    hi ...very well done. I never realize Drupal is such a big thing in the libraries. You slides shows mostly/all in USA. Must be more in Europe and other part of the world. Anyway, could you share this slides which can be great selling point for Drupal. najib@xweb.my
  • aliciae Alicia Ellison 11 months ago
    Thanks for showing what can be done w/ Slidecasting!
  • ashepn Aditya Prasetyo 12 months ago
    Free software but not free to download :D
  • guest8c8559 guest8c8559 2 years ago
    Thanks SO much for this presentation, I'm just now starting to play with Drupal without any 'tech' background and it's daunting, but you've given me some great starting places!
  • pollyalida pollyalida 2 years ago
    Thank you so much for going to the extra step of adding the audio! I was so sorry to miss your session at CI.
  • conniecrosby Connie Crosby 2 years ago
    Hi Ellyssa: Thanks so much for sharing, and especially adding the audio! I attended your session and found it very helpful, even for someone who hasn't use Drupal like me. This will be an excellent resource.

    Cheers,
    Connie
  • guest5ce6f9 guest5ce6f9 2 years ago
    Hi! I am the webmaster for the Monterrey Tech library (http://biblioteca.mty.itesm.mx) and also developer of the Millennium Intergration Module for Drupal. Thanks for the mention!
  • guest92ab30 guest92ab30 2 years ago
    this was a very well presented survey of resources and examples of drupal for libraries. Thank you ellyssa for your work putting this together and consideration sharing it!
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  1. Drupal and Libraries Ellyssa Kroski Computers in Libraries 2008
    • What is Drupal?
    • How are Libraries Using Drupal?
    • How can YOU get started using Drupal?
  2. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  3. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  4. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  5. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  6. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  7. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  8. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  9. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  10. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  11. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  12. LIS901-06 http://www.infosherpas.com/fall2007
  13. LIS901-06 Features
    • Multiple Blogs
    • Tagging
    • Social Bookmarking
    • Send to Friend
    • Photo Sharing
    • Video Sharing
    • User Polls
    • User Profiles
    • Friends Lists
    • Guestbooks
    • Synchronous Chat
    • Events Calendar
    • RSS Feeds
    • Image Galleries
    • Recent/Popular Views
    • Most Emailed
    • FAQ
    • Private Messaging
  14. What is Drupal?
    • Free
    • Open-Source
    • Content Management System
    • Social-Enabled Software
  15. Technology Platform
    • Apache
    • MySQL
    • PHP
    • WAMP (Windows)/LAMP (Linux)/MAMP (Mac)
  16. Structure
    • Core
      • Basic functionality
      • CMS
      • Comes with some additional functionality pre-installed such as:
        • User blogs
        • Profiles
        • Taxonomy
        • Forum
        • Statistics
      • Strictly monitored
  17. Structure
    • Contributed Modules
      • Plug-ins which offer additional functionality
      • Developed by the user community
      • Over 1,900 contributed modules of varying levels of quality
      • Stable & highly useful modules may be added to the next “Core” release
      • “Nearly Core”
        • Organic Groups
        • Views
        • CCK
  18. Structure
    • Themes
      • Design layouts and color schemes for Drupal websites
      • Many themes available on drupal.org
      • Custom themes
        • HTML
        • PHP
        • CSS
  19. Community
    • Robust Open-Source Community
      • Drupal Groups - 36,000+ members
      • IRC Channels
      • Drupal Camps
      • Drupal Conferences
    • Drupal version 6 – over 100,000 downloads first month
      • Previous versions downloaded 600,000+ times
    • http://drupal.org
      • Download Modules, Themes, etc.
      • Documentation
      • Support
      • Forums
  20. Administrative Menu
  21. Modules Menu
  22. How are Libraries Using Drupal?
    • Library Websites
    • Staff Intranets
    • Collaboration Tools
    • Communities of Interest
  23. Ann Arbor District Libraries http://www.aadl.org
  24. AADL and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • Custom module reformats OPAC to produce an integrated catalog
      • Over 13,400 comments
      • 50,000 unique users
      • Page views increased 216%
    • Development Blog
      • http://www.aadl.org/devblog
    • Video game tournament system
      • New Web service based on Drupal 6
      • GTSystem.org
    Info graciously provided by: Eli Neiburger, Information Access & Systems Manager, Ann Arbor District Library
  25. Oregon Libraries Network http://www.oregonlibraries.net
  26. L-Net and Drupal
    • Staff Intranet
      • Manages 65,000 Virtual Reference Transcripts
      • Prototyping automatic generation of subject guides based on patron question keywords
    • Library Website
      • Combined library website, WordPress blog, and wiki into one
      • Librarian Blogs, User Profiles, Friends Lists, Favorites
      • “ With Drupal, we don’t have to spend a lot to add tools and functionality to our website.”
    Info graciously provided by: Caleb Tucker-Raymond, Oregon Statewide Digital Reference Services Coordinator, Oregon Libraries Network
  27. Franklin Park Public Library http://www.franklinparklibrary.org
  28. Franklin Park and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • Small library without IT staff
      • Created by one person in 2 ½ months
      • Replaced old, HTML library website
      • Librarian and Director Blogs
      • Patron Commenting
      • New RSS Feeds
    Info graciously provided by: Mikael Lars Jacobsen, Adult Services Librarian, Franklin Park Public Library
  29. St. Lawrence University Library http://sciencelibrary.stlawu.edu
  30. St. Lawrence and Drupal
    • Staff Intranet
      • Professional staff and student library workers communicate about patron interactions
    • Website Redesign Communication Tool
      • Students, faculty, and staff to collaborate and provide input about website
    • Public Website
      • Fall 2008
      • Will combine all university library websites
      • Building a course resources module
      • Students contribute photos, bibliographies, etc.
    Info graciously provided by: Eric Williams-Bergen, Science Librarian, Launders Science Library, St. Lawrence University
  31. University of Minnesota Libraries http://biomed.lib.umn.edu
  32. University of Minnesota Libraries and Drupal
    • Library Website
    • EthicShare
      • Mellon Foundation funded
      • Scholarly networking around the issue of ethics
      • http:// www.lib.umn.edu/about/ethicshare/index.html
    • Harvest Choice
      • Gates Foundation funded
      • Combined their expertise with bibliographic data with CH2MHill’s Mapping & GIS expertise for an agriculture resource
      • http:// harvestchoice.org
    • Usability Testing
      • http://groups.drupal.org/node/9339
    Info graciously provided by: Cody Hanson, Technology Librarian, University of Minnesota
  33. UAA/APU Consortium Library http://consortiumlibrary.org
  34. UAA/APU and Drupal
    • Multi-Site Installation
      • 3 websites, one code base, one database
    • Staff Intranet
      • Faculty and staff can update public pages
      • Collaborate and share information between departments
    • Library Website
      • Previously static HTML site
    • Distance Learners Edition
      • FAQs
      • MySite Module
    Info graciously provided by: Ian Chan, Web Services Librarian, UAA/APU Consortium Library
  35. IUPUI Library http://www-lib.iupui.edu
  36. IUPUI Library and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • Retrieves their list of databases along with descriptions and categories from ExLibris’ Metalib X-Server
      • Librarians have their own subject pages
      • Future plans
        • Librarian profiles
        • Patrons to customize the look of the library webpage
        • Staff Intranet
    Info graciously provided by: Andy Smith, Lead Technology Analyst, IUPUI University Library
  37. Simon Fraser University Learning Commons http://workshops.learningcommons.sfu.ca
  38. SFU and Drupal
    • Student Learning Commons Workshops
      • Students can pre-register for workshops
      • If classes are full, students are notified that they have been wait-listed
      • Staff can manage registrations
        • View and delete students
        • Place limits on number of registrants
        • Send mass mailings to entire class lists
        • Download student information
    Info graciously provided by: Mark Jordan, Head of Library Systems, W.A.C. Bennett Library, Simon Fraser University
  39. Florida State University Libraries http://www.lib.fsu.edu
  40. FSU Libraries and Drupal
    • Exploring:
      • Different Content types for
        • E-Resources
        • Library Study Spaces
        • Programs & Events
        • News & Announcements
        • Projects
        • User Profiles
      • Taxonomies for different user groups
        • Faculty
        • Staff
        • Department
        • Subject area
    Info graciously provided by: Jonathan Blackburn, Web Development Librarian, Florida State University Libraries
    • Library Website
      • Using Pages with legacy databases
    • 2 User Groups Explore Incremental Improvements
  41. Red Deer Public Library http://www.rdpl.org
  42. Red Deer Public Library and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • News Feeds
      • Librarian Bloggers
      • Patron commenting
    • Staff Intranet
      • “ Just Testing” section where new modules are announced and tested by staff
      • Staff Blogging
      • Project Planning
    • Library Board Intranet
      • Communication tool for Board trustees
    • Electionforum.ca
      • Website for October 2007 municipal election
      • Candidates for mayor, city council, and school boards blogged
    Info graciously provided by: Dean Frey, Director, Red Deer Public Library
  43. University of Alaska Fairbanks Libraries http://library.uaf.edu
  44. UAF Libraries and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • They wanted to distribute process of updating the website throughout the organization
      • DVD Browser
        • A screen-scraping search of SIRSI catalog pulls out movies and puts them in Drupal database with IMDB covers
      • Top Clicks section displays the most popular content
      • Ad Module for house ads which promote the library’s content, collections, and services to visitors
    Info graciously provided by: Ilana Kingsley, Assistant Professor & Web Librarian, Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks
  45. Hoover Public Library http://www.hoover.lib.al.us
  46. Hoover Public Library and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • Wanted a way to separate content from display
      • Wanted to distribute Web content updates
      • Captcha module solved spam problems
      • Listing Events and RSS Feeds
      • Several microsites on one Drupal install
    • “ Drupal puts me in a position where I can concentrate on having good content and a well-organized website, rather than troubleshooting back-end stuff”.
    Info graciously provided by: Mike Benson, Webmaster, Hoover Public Library
  47. University of Saskatchewan Library https://library.usask.ca
  48. University of Saskatchewan Libraries and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • New Book Listings
      • Room Bookings
      • Custom module for patron types
      • Resource Handling Module
      • E-Resources Module
    • Staff Intranet
      • Manages hours
      • Directory System
      • User Permissions
    • May Develop Dissertations Database
    Info graciously provided by: Patricia Moore, Information Systems & Technology Librarian, University of Saskatchewan Libraries
  49. Cleveland Public Library http://www.cpl.org
  50. Cleveland Public Library and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • Each library subject area has its own sub-site
      • Custom module for multi-site search
      • Blogging, social bookmarking, RSS feeds
      • Customized Events module
    • Staff Intranet
    • Clevenet Consortium site
    • Ohio Center for the Book
      • http://www.ohiocenterforthebook.org
      • Launched April 4, 2008
    • Concerns
      • Original developer has left the organization
      • Drupal is not vendor supported
      • Drupal developers are hard-to-find
      • Easier for staff to use day-to day but “Not a clear win”
    Info graciously provided by: Bob Carterette, Automation Administrator, and David Reynolds, Web Applications Specialist, Cleveland Public Library
  51. Idaho Commission for Libraries http://libraries.idaho.gov
  52. ICFL and Drupal
    • Library Website
      • New social-enabled website to launch September, 2008
      • Blogging, commenting, social bookmarking, tagging
      • Separating technology responsibilities from content management
    • E-Branch in a Box Program
      • “ Out of the box and onto the web in 30 minutes. “
      • Provides Drupal websites to all state-funded libraries in Idaho
      • Reduced the technology and time barrier for librarians in Idaho libraries
      • 52 libraries have set up these Drupal-based sites
      • http://help.lili.org
    • Staff Intranet
      • Agendas
      • Blog for informal news
    Info graciously provided by: Michael Samuelson, Web Developer, Idaho Commission for Libraries
  53. Westlake Porter Public Library http://www.westlakelibrary.org
  54. Monterrey Technology Library http://biblioteca.mty.itesm.mx
  55. School Library System of Genesee Valley Boces http://sls.gvboces.org
  56. Hamline University Law Library http://law.hamline.edu/library/law-library.html
  57. SWON Libraries http://www.swonlibraries.org
  58. Drupal & Libraries Trends
    • Libraries are using it to distribute the management of website content
    • Drupal is being used to empower students, faculty, and staff to create their own content
    • Most libraries who have done one website in Drupal have had positive results and are expanding their Drupal efforts
    • Many smaller projects are being created by librarians
    • Drupal is often used to present new and different views of library content
    • Commonly used for library staff intranets
  59. Getting Started Tips
    • Check out some Drupal sites: http:// buytaert.net/tag/drupal -sites
    • Browse modules http://drupal.org/project/Modules
    • Talk to other libraries & librarians using the technology
    • Sign up for a free trial with a Drupal host such as Bryght http:// www.bryght.com and experiment with an installation
    • Check out library-friendly modules
    • Bibliography Module
      • Manage & display lists of scholarly publications
      • bibTex and Endnote Import/Export
      • http://drupal.org/project/biblio
    • Marc Record
      • Creates a library catalog by importing Marc records
      • http://drupal.org/project/marc
    • Book Review
      • Publish book reviews
      • Fields for unlimited authors, booktitle, cover image, publisher, copyright, isbn, # of pages, price, synopsis, table of contents and the review text
      • http:// drupal.org/project/bookreview
    Five Modules Librarians Should Know About
  60. Bibliography Module
  61. Five Modules Librarians Should Know About
    • Millennium
      • Searches Innovative Interfaces’ Millennium WebOpac for MARC records
      • Creates a Drupal-based library catalog
      • http://drupal.org/project/millennium
    • Z39.50 Search
      • Searches the world’s libraries and presents results
      • http://drupal.org/project/z3950
  62. Millennium Module
  63. Modules I Used for LIS901-06
    • CCK
    • Development
    • Event
    • Image
    • Image Assist
    • Avatar Selection
    • Chat Room
    • FAQ
    • Favorite Nodes
    • Feedback
    • Forward
    • Guestbook
    • Masquerade
    • Month
    • Service Links
    • Signup
    • Tabbed Blocks
    • Thickbox
    • TinyMCE
    • Buddylist
    • Tagadelic
    • Views
  64. Drupal Web Resources
    • Official Website
      • http:// drupal.org
    • Drupal and Libraries Listserv
      • http://drupal4lib.org
    • Drupal and Libraries Group
      • http:// groups.drupal.org /libraries
    • Drupalib Library Drupallers Community
      • http:// drupalib.interoperating.info
  65. Drupal Community Resources
    • DrupalCamp
      • http:// barcamp.org
    • DrupalCons
      • Boston2008 http://drupal.org/drupalconboston2008
      • Barcelona2007 http://drupal.org/node/177855
    • Drupal IRC Channels
      • http://drupal.org/node/108355
  66. Learning Drupal
    • Library Technology Report - May 2008 “Drupal for Library Web Development” by Christopher Harris and Andrew Austin
    • Screencast: Creating a Library Database Page with Drupal
      • http://chicagolibrarian.com/node/262
    • Lullabot Drupal Podcasts
      • http://www.lullabot.com/podcast
    • Drupal DoJo
      • http:// drupaldojo.com
  67. Drupal Song http://tinyurl.com/288atb
  68. Ellyssa Kroski [email_address]
    • Blogs:
    • iLibrarian
    • http:// oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian
    • InfoTangle
    • http://infotangle.blogsome.com
    • Website:
    • http://www.ellyssakroski.com

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