Can we do it yes we can: developing digitally capable libraries

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Slide deck to support a learning session at the CILIP Ireland/Library Association of Ireland conference in Newry, 19-20 April 2018. For more information about Jisc's work and support for digital capability please visit https://www.jisc.ac.uk/rd/projects/building-digital-capability

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Can we do it? Yes we can!
Developing digitally capable libraries – LAI/CILIP Ireland Conference, Newry
19/04/2018

Digital capabilities framework
19/04/2018
Graphic
© Jisc/Helen Beetham
CC BY-NC-ND
»For the individual, digital
capabilities are those which fit
someone for living, learning
and working in a digital society
» Digital capability framework

The digitally capable organisation
»At organisational level, digital
capability is about the extent
to which culture, policies and
infrastructure enable and
support digital practices
» Developing organisational approaches to
digital capability
19/04/2018
Graphic
© Jisc/Helen Beetham
CC BY-NC-ND

Libraries as digital leaders
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Photo by Bruno Miranda on Unsplash

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Digital discovery tool
»Current pilot ends May 2018
»Next opportunity: Sept 2018
»Project resources
»Blog
»Jisc digital capability
»Jiscmail list
»#digitalcapability
»Contact for more information
digitalcapability@jisc.ac.uk
19/04/2018

Look ahead, stay connected
» Follow/engage with Jisc projects
› National bibliographic
knowledgebase
› Institution as e-textbook publisher
› Analytics
› Intelligent campus
» CILIP groups e.g. MMIT, UKeIG
» UKSG
» ALT open education SIG
» Twitter e.g. #uklibchat and
@UKOpenTextbooks
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Photo by Ganapathy Kumar on Unsplash

Training
»Making your digital
collections easier to
discover
› Workshops
› Guide
19/04/2018

Online guide
19/04/2018
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/making-your-digital-
collections-easier-to-discover

Immersive training
» Outline of current workshops:
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/training/maki
ng-your-digital-collections-easier-to-
discover
» If you would like to see this training
offered in Northern Ireland, or have
questions about this training, please:
› Contact your Jisc account manager
HazelWhite or Noel McDaid
› cc Karen Colbron, digital content
manager karen.colbron@jisc.ac.uk
19/04/2018

More training and support
»https://www.jisc.ac.uk/training e.g.
› Supporting learners’ digital identity and wellbeing (online, June)
› Developing learners’ employability skills (online, June)
› Curriculum confidence (Belfast, 18 June)
› Digital leaders programme (Stirling, May-June)
»Practical support and consultancy
»Connect More – details coming soon
19/04/2018

Our Northern Ireland team
19/04/2018
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/staff/hazel-white https://www.jisc.ac.uk/staff/noel-mcdaid
https://www.jisc.ac.uk/staff/jason-miles-campbell

jisc.ac.uk
Stay in touch
Lis Parcell
Subject specialist (libraries and digital
resources)
@lisparcell
lis.parcell@jisc.ac.uk
19/04/2018

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Can we do it yes we can: developing digitally capable libraries

1. Can we do it? Yes we can! Developing digitally capable libraries – LAI/CILIP Ireland Conference, Newry 19/04/2018

2. Digital capabilities framework 19/04/2018 Graphic © Jisc/Helen Beetham CC BY-NC-ND »For the individual, digital capabilities are those which fit someone for living, learning and working in a digital society » Digital capability framework

3. The digitally capable organisation »At organisational level, digital capability is about the extent to which culture, policies and infrastructure enable and support digital practices » Developing organisational approaches to digital capability 19/04/2018 Graphic © Jisc/Helen Beetham CC BY-NC-ND

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7. Facing the future 19/04/2018 Photo by Ray Hennessy on Unsplash

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