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- 1. A self-guided library tour using beacons Library and Student Support Services Sheffield Hallam University
- 5. Benefits • Self-guided any time • Targeted at new students when they arrive • Links self-help to physical locations
- 6. • Requires Bluetooth to be enabled • Have to download an app • Making sure content is succinct and relevant • Tying in with other self-help • Locations limited by architecture Challenges
- 7. • Number of beacons to use • Formats of content • Augmented reality (AR) • Integration with other media (and Information Points?) Developments
Editor's Notes
- we've piloted this project at Collegiate Library, our smaller building in order to test how the beacons work, their uptake and how we could use them to promote library and IT resources within the building
- we've placed 8 beacons around Collegiate Library, concealed in different locations but have promoted a beacon is in range by using this symbol
- the beacons offer a self guided tour for students at all times of the day, inside and outside of staffed hours and so provide an element of 'Out of Hours' support we've decided to use the beacons to target new students when they arrive to offer a tour to a building they aren't familiar with the content we've decided to include links to physical locations within the library building which offers help to students in the space, for example the print top up kiosk
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