Implementing Library 2.0 services: The Practical Considerations

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    1. Implementing Library 2.0 Services: The Practical Considerations Joe Murphy General Science Librarian & Instruction Coordinator Kline Science Library, Yale University [email_address] Guest Lecture: LIS 518 Designing User-Centered Information Services Rutgers University, School of Communication, March 25, 2008
      • PPT file - http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jm882/ImplementingLibrary2.0joemurphy.ppt
      • Online - http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jm882/ImplementingLibrary2.0joemurphy.htm
      • SlideShare.net –
      • http://www.slideshare.net/joseph.murphy/implementing-library-20-services
    2. Outline
      • What is Library 2.0 and Why it is important to libraries and librarians
      • Implementing 2.0 services… the realities
        • Steps, considerations, user expectations, implications, barriers, special considerations for reference services
      • Case studies and Exercises
    3. What is Library 2.0 ?
      • Defining Library 2.0
        • Elements of 2.0
          • Interaction
          • User contributions/participation
          • Collaboration
          • Trust
          • Endless beta
          • Adaptability
        • Example sites and applications
      • www.slideshare.net/sirexkat/what-is-library-20/
    4. Why is it Important to Libraries & Librarians?
      • Libraries staying/becoming relevant
      • In patrons’ space
      • Enhancing and expanding library services
      • We will be the ones to transform our libraries
        • So we need to:
          • Be able to articulate the nature and value of 2.0
          • Consider the implications to ensure quality services
    5. The Realities of Implementing 2.0 Services
      • Idea  Service
      • Getting/taking permission
      • Having a plan
      • Management models
      • Considerations
        • Staffing, Standards, Policies, etc
    6. Choosing a Service fill a need select a tool
    7. Getting Permission / Upwards Buy In
      • Organized proposal accounting for:
        • Goals
        • Costs
        • Staffing and Time commitments
        • User policies
        • User expectations
        • Documentation
      • Permissions of institution?
    8. Make A Game Plan – The Vision
      • Vision
      • Mission statement
        • How will this service meet your library’s mission and goals?
    9. Creating The Account
      • Make a game plan first – the practicalities
        • Choose a username in consultation w/ your boss
        • Use the same username for each service for branding and consistency
        • Contact info
        • Profile/bio elements
        • Bio picture
        • Necessary elements
        • Management: staffing, training, policies, etc
    10. Username
        • Consistent – for branding
        • Recognizable to patrons
        • Identifies library and parent institution
        • Include ‘lib’
        • May serve as part of URL, so keep it short and memorable
    11. YALESCILIB
      • Twitter/IM/Myspace/Flickr : yalescilib
    12. Contact Info
      • Use a central email address?
        • Benefits: Official, recognizable, controllable, accessible by several people for backing up.
        • Considerations: How will other staff answering communication through this email interact with the point person?
          • Filter/rule
      • Personal contact info
        • Considerations: Expectations on this person, response time, sharing info, passing on when leaving, documentation/recording info in case of absence.
    13. Profile Tone
      • Decide on a tone before beginning
        • Official or Fun
          • A little bit of both
        • Personal vs. Institutional
          • Regulations, i.e. Facebook
        • May depend on the site/service
    14. Profile/Bio Picture
      • Optional for most sites/services
      • Never create a profile without a pic
      • Copyright issues?
      • Best practices:
        • Recognizable/identifiable, clear, fun, official
      • Have thumbnail photo ready
    15. Necessary Elements and Standards
      • Required by Library
      • Required by parent institution:
        • University, school, local government, board, etc.
      • HTML elements
      • Copyright
      • Banners
      • Dis-endorsements and disclaimers
      • Larger scale: standards to set the bar
    16. Necessary Elements and Standards
      • HTML elements and Copyright
      Updated: 03/19/08 Maintained by: Joe Murphy - joseph.murphy@yale.edu © 2005 Yale University
      • Banners
      • Dis-endorsements and disclaimers
      (Yale Science Libraries does not endorse Facebook)
    17. Best Practices for Content
      • Always link to library website
      • Contact info at every possible point
      • Appears obviously official
      • Be human
        • Approachable: Fun but official
        • Interweave library services
      • Adopt the culture and language
        • Short hand
        • Grammar, slang
    18. Management Models
      • Staffing
        • Responsibilities, point person, time commitment
        • Training
      • Ensure patron expectations are met
      • Costs
      • Policies and their enforcement
      • Flexible
      • Sustainability
      • Scalability
    19. Sustainability
      • Is this a service that your library can sustain at a consistent, high level quality service?
      • Is there room to grow?
      • Can it weather staff changes?
      • Purposeful abandonment
    20. Scalability
      • Can fellow librarians use or build upon the model?
      • Can the model be adopted and expanded by a larger system?
      • Can libraries elsewhere learn and borrow from your model?
    21. Staffing
      • Who will –
        • Create the service
        • Update and add content
        • Maintain and do quality control
        • Respond about the service
        • Respond through the service
        • Time commitments
      • Fail safe – another person to access just in case
      • Staff awareness and buy in
    22. Training – General
      • Experiment; play to learn
      • Social networking literacy
      • Familiarity with and being able to navigate the interface
      • Responding and interacting within
      • Building and managing a network
      • Adding content
      • Most important – understanding and articulating the service: mission, procedures, policies
    23. Costs
      • Are there hidden costs?
      • Many services can be optimized with paid accounts
      • Is the cost worth the price?
      • Whose approval is needed?
      • What budget/ fund can be used?
        • Is special permission needed?
      • Continuing payments:
        • Renewing, workflow
    24. Policies
      • For patrons
        • Hours
        • Expectations on them
        • Whom service is provided for – authentication
      • For staff
        • Meeting patrons’ expectations
        • Responsibilities
      • Disseminating policies
        • Policy statement
    25. Policies
    26. Marketing
      • Self marketing?
      • Physical: fliers etc
      • Instruction sessions and word of mouth
      • Telling patrons
      • Online
      • In other services
      • Branding – yalescilib
      • Policies, concerns
    27. Business Card
    28. Flier
    29. Website http://www.library.yale.edu/science/socialnetworking.html
    30. Evaluating
      • Success measures?
      • Easy statistics for flickr and facebook pages
      • del.icio.us
      • Who’s citing you: Google alerts
      • Seeking input
        • Comment forms
        • Soliciting feedback
        • Rating
      • Survey and focus groups
    31. Facebook Page Stats
    32. Flickr Stats
    33. Other Considerations?
      • What else do we need to consider?
    34. Case Studies – Yale Science Libraries
      • Twitter
      • Text Messaging reference
      • Flickr
      • Your input needed
    35. Twitter
      • http://twitter.com/yalescilib
      • Buy in
      • Setting up: profile, appearance, etc
      • Management model
        • Who will post: different models
        • How often will new posts be added
      • Scope of posts
      • Standards and best practices for posts
      • Communicating those stds
      • Training
      • http://eprints.rclis.org/archive/00012752/02/Murphy_Microblogging.pdf
    36. Twitter
    37. Flickr
      • http://www.flickr.com/yalescilib/
      • Uses and Vision
      • Profile elements
      • Worries about redundancy
      • Copyright?
      • Flickr policies
      • Cost
      • Management model
        • Uploading: how often? What are users’ expectations?
        • Standards
        • Metadata and time spent
    38. Flickr - http://flickr.com/people/yalescilib/
    39. Text Messaging Reference
      • Getting started: buy in
      • How implemented
        • Choosing a tool/technology
      • Management model
        • Staffing
        • Training
        • Policies
        • Announcing
        • Marketing
      http://www.library.yale.edu/science/textmsg.html
    40. Competencies For 2.0 Librarians
      • Flexible
      • Willing to learn
      • Not afraid of making mistakes
      • Willing to play, experimental
      • User-centered philosophy of convenience
      • Ability to explain 2.0 and its interrelation with traditional services
      • Others?
    41. Recommend Readings - Stay Current, Stay Informed
      • Blogs: Tame The Web - http://tametheweb.com/
      • Books: Library 2.0 Initiatives in Academic Libraries. by Laura B. Cohen
      • Podcasts: “25 Technologies in 50 Minutes” - Stephen Abram www.sirsidynixinstitute.com/seminar_page.php?sid=69
    42. Contact Info http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jm882/ImplementingLibrary2.0joemurphy.ppt http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jm882/ImplementingLibrary2.0joemurphy.htm http://www.slideshare.net/joseph.murphy/implementing-library-20-services
      • Joe Murphy
      • [email_address]
      • IM joescilib
      • Text msg #
      • Facebook me http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=761310452

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