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Slides for my presentation at the University of Kingston partners day, 13th July 2009, on our new LRC and implementation of federated access
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- 4. Features Save the time of the reader • Presentation rooms • Colour-coded subject • Internet café zones, adjacent to • Information skills teaching teaching areas area • Mixture of provision for • Staff work area different learning styles, social and solitary • Central contact point on each floor (joint staffing on 2nd floor) 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 5. New LRC 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 6. Federated access • No history of widespread Athens use • Different ideas about what federated access is for • Consultancy: Salford Software 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 7. JISC RSC survey (Nov 08) • 78% of London FE Colleges had joined the UK Federation • Yet of those who had signed up a third had no solution in place 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 8. Audit • May 2008: audit of existing subscriptions, only one not committed to Shibboleth compliance (one new sub since) • Installation: 24 November 2008 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 9. A year later, some of it works, but… 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 10. Some doesn’t 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 11. Still some way to go • Users still challenged for multiple logins • See Andy Powell on usability: • Does anyone care? 13/07/09 South Thames College
- 12. To follow up • JISC Federated Access pages http://www.jisc.ac.uk/federation • Making the UK Federation usable http://efoundations.typepad.com/efoundations/2009/06/lets-ge • Libraries of the future http://librariesofthefuture.jiscinvolve.org/ 13/07/09 South Thames College