The document discusses a collaboration between the Women's Library and RLO CETL to use the GLO Maker tool to create learning objects from the Women's Library resources. The Women's Library houses the most extensive collection of women's history in the UK, originally established in 1926. RLO CETL develops, shares, and evaluates learning objects and leads innovation in pedagogical design. Through this collaboration, GLO Maker is being used to turn Women's Library resources into interactive learning objects.

1. Opening up special collections: the use of GLO Maker with resources from the Women's Library. Ruth Marciniak(LMBS) and Debbie Holley (Anglia Ruskin University) Tom Boyle (RLO CETL) with thanks to multimedia designers: Carl Smith (RLO CETL) and Celine Llewellyn Jones (Write Now CETL) And Teresa Doherty Women’s Library

2. Woman's Library The Women's Library exists to document and explore women's lives in Britain in the past, present and future, and houses the most extensive resource for women's history in the UK. It was originally established in 1926, as the Library of the London Society for Women's Service, the successor of the London women's suffrage organisation led by Millicent Fawcett.

3. Collaboration with RLO CETL The RLO-CETL is the Centre for Excellence for the design, development and use of learning objects . The partner institutions are London Metropolitan University, the University of Cambridge and the University of Nottingham. The CETL develops , shares and evaluates learning objects and leads on innovation in pedagogical design. For free resources go to: http://www.rlo-cetl.ac.uk

4. GLO MAKER

5. Example 1 – Erogenous Zones http://www.glomaker.org/samples/MarketingFemaleForm/GLO_Player.html

6. Example 2 - Josephine Butler http:// www.glomaker.org/samples/JBPackage/GLO_Player.html