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    1. Persona-based development of a new discovery system using open-source components Karin Clavel, TU Delft Library, the Netherlands
    2. 1. “ Replace the OPAC with a more user-friendly system”
    3. Key features
      • Google-like search box
      • searches multiple sources at the same time
      • accommodates students, scholars and corporate customers
      • facetted search
      • Web2.0 elements: RSS, tags, comments
      • nice looking, intuitive user interface
    4. 2. Are we in touch with our users’ needs? Tamara Adlin on http://www.adlininc.com/
    5. Design for just one person
      • Alan Cooper, 2004:
      • If you want to create a product that satisfies a broad audience of users, logic will tell you to make it as broad in functionality as possible to accommodate the most people.
      • Logic is wrong.
      • You will have far greater success by designing for a single person.
    6. We design for Sophie!
      • Who is Sophie?
        • Architecture student
        • Main goal: inspiration
        • Books with photos and stories
        • Articles about building technology
        • Images, maps, photos
        • Searches by cover
        • Wants to consult peers or teacher when searching
        • A persona…
      • Our new integrated search system is built for Sophie…
      Picture by Dr. Hemmert on Flickr.com
    7. … and for Roger, Bert, Hans, Koen and Lily Pictures by ddamredhead, badjonni, Baked Beans, deansouglass, kryptos86 on Flickr.com
    8. Eye-opener
      • Both students and business customers would like a system that is more focused on the search process. They want to be able to resume the process at a different time, maybe with different people helping them.
      • Libraries tend to focus on more hits, better hits, not on the process.
      Using your system, I want to become a better searcher …
    9. 3. Discover!
    10.  
    11. 4. MERESCO open-source components
    12. MERESCO component library
      • MERESCO is an open-source library of components for (meta)data management.
      • It supports creating flexible, scalable and open (meta)data management systems such as repositories, search engines and archives.
      • Source: meresco.com
    13. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources Harvest: - Meresco OAI-PMH harvester - Aleph harvester
    14. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources XSLT, XML Crosswalk - standardise to MODS - normalise author names, dates, languages, document types
    15. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources
      • Store one “document” as many parts:
      • original metadata and MODS
      • ratings, reviews, full text …
    16. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources
      • Index
      • Lucene full text index
      • Facet index
      • N-gram index
    17. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources Query parser: - Google-like to SRU - Boolean to SRU SRU interface
    18. Meresco components standardise & normalise store index SRU UI & services harvest metadata sources Availability, link to full-text RSS LibraryThing Loan, renew, order Rate, review
    19. Going open source:
      • reuse
      • experiment and learn
      • sharing knowledge
      • complete control
      • independence
      • a little cheaper…
      • no strong community (yet)
      • dependence
      • more work and money than you think…
      YES NO
    20. Going open source…
      • … was worth it!
      • Please visit http://discover.tudelft.nl/ and let us know what you think!

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