Koha is an open source integrated library system (ILS) initially developed in New Zealand. It is free to use and maintain, scalable, and has good support from a worldwide community of developers and librarians. Key features include a web-based interface, support for MARC21 and UNIMARC cataloging standards, and capabilities like branch transfers, self checkout, and online renewals. While Koha requires technical knowledge to install and some tasks like cataloging are done entirely online, its flexibility, low cost, and community support make it a popular ILS option for libraries.
The document discusses new models for collaborative library resource sharing. It notes that traditional interlibrary loan continues to grow while direct consortial borrowing is dramatically increasing sharing. It also discusses how library services must be built around user workflows and expectations rather than the other way around. The expectations of today's information consumers emphasize simplicity, self-service, immediacy and the ability to access information from any source. New models for resource sharing should focus on desired user outcomes, learn from other successful information providers, and embrace continuous evolution to meet changing user needs.
Distance Learning on Demand: Creating a Student-Friendly Platform for Instruc...shermanlibrary
This document summarizes the creation of a new online platform called LibraryLearn for instructional videos at Nova Southeastern University libraries. It overviews NSU and its students, discusses best practices for instructional videos that informed the platform's design, and how the libraries implemented changes based on those practices. Key aspects included creating a working group, communicating effectively, meeting deadlines, and documenting procedures. The goal was to make videos more accessible and improve the user experience for NSU's distance students.
- Yale chose the open source Sakai software to replace its aging homegrown course management system and create a next-generation collaborative learning environment (CLE).
- Yale deployed Sakai in phases, starting with a small pilot and gradually expanding usage. By 2006, over 60% of courses were using Sakai and it became the main CLE.
- Yale customized Sakai to integrate with other campus systems and resources. Faculty support was a top priority during the multi-year deployment process.
This document is a project proposal for a library management system for Kangema High School. It outlines the problem of manual library management processes being inefficient. The proposed solution is a computerized library management system to automate recording of books, borrowing, and returning. The objectives are to replace paper-based systems, allow book searching, and implement a system that meets user needs and can be tested. The significance is explained as making processes more efficient and records more accurate. The scope is managing core library functions. Research methodology and system requirements are also outlined.
The document discusses user education projects undertaken at the Bodleian Law Library, including the development of podcasts (podlets) and postgraduate induction materials. Creating multimedia guides using Adobe Captivate was time-consuming and issues included technical difficulties, uncertainty over changing library services, and ensuring guides remained up-to-date. While the guides provided value, their longevity was limited since the library environment was constantly evolving. In contrast, the postgraduate induction project had a clear audience and timeline, making it easier to keep the information current. The document evaluates how to assess the value of such projects and determine if continued effort outweighs the benefits.
The document discusses a case study of migrating two construction companies from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013. It outlines the business drivers for the migration including performance issues, outdated search, and low user adoption. The proposed solution is to migrate content to the new SharePoint 2013 environment using a third-party tool to clean up access controls and align content. Challenges included limited resources and a datacenter move. The plan involved engaging users, defining governance and architecture, installing servers, migrating content and customizations, training users, and decommissioning the old environments.
Koha is an open source integrated library system (ILS) initially developed in New Zealand. It is free to use and maintain, scalable, and has good support from a worldwide community of developers and librarians. Key features include a web-based interface, support for MARC21 and UNIMARC cataloging standards, and capabilities like branch transfers, self checkout, and online renewals. While Koha requires technical knowledge to install and some tasks like cataloging are done entirely online, its flexibility, low cost, and community support make it a popular ILS option for libraries.
The document discusses new models for collaborative library resource sharing. It notes that traditional interlibrary loan continues to grow while direct consortial borrowing is dramatically increasing sharing. It also discusses how library services must be built around user workflows and expectations rather than the other way around. The expectations of today's information consumers emphasize simplicity, self-service, immediacy and the ability to access information from any source. New models for resource sharing should focus on desired user outcomes, learn from other successful information providers, and embrace continuous evolution to meet changing user needs.
Distance Learning on Demand: Creating a Student-Friendly Platform for Instruc...shermanlibrary
This document summarizes the creation of a new online platform called LibraryLearn for instructional videos at Nova Southeastern University libraries. It overviews NSU and its students, discusses best practices for instructional videos that informed the platform's design, and how the libraries implemented changes based on those practices. Key aspects included creating a working group, communicating effectively, meeting deadlines, and documenting procedures. The goal was to make videos more accessible and improve the user experience for NSU's distance students.
- Yale chose the open source Sakai software to replace its aging homegrown course management system and create a next-generation collaborative learning environment (CLE).
- Yale deployed Sakai in phases, starting with a small pilot and gradually expanding usage. By 2006, over 60% of courses were using Sakai and it became the main CLE.
- Yale customized Sakai to integrate with other campus systems and resources. Faculty support was a top priority during the multi-year deployment process.
This document is a project proposal for a library management system for Kangema High School. It outlines the problem of manual library management processes being inefficient. The proposed solution is a computerized library management system to automate recording of books, borrowing, and returning. The objectives are to replace paper-based systems, allow book searching, and implement a system that meets user needs and can be tested. The significance is explained as making processes more efficient and records more accurate. The scope is managing core library functions. Research methodology and system requirements are also outlined.
The document discusses user education projects undertaken at the Bodleian Law Library, including the development of podcasts (podlets) and postgraduate induction materials. Creating multimedia guides using Adobe Captivate was time-consuming and issues included technical difficulties, uncertainty over changing library services, and ensuring guides remained up-to-date. While the guides provided value, their longevity was limited since the library environment was constantly evolving. In contrast, the postgraduate induction project had a clear audience and timeline, making it easier to keep the information current. The document evaluates how to assess the value of such projects and determine if continued effort outweighs the benefits.
The document discusses a case study of migrating two construction companies from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013. It outlines the business drivers for the migration including performance issues, outdated search, and low user adoption. The proposed solution is to migrate content to the new SharePoint 2013 environment using a third-party tool to clean up access controls and align content. Challenges included limited resources and a datacenter move. The plan involved engaging users, defining governance and architecture, installing servers, migrating content and customizations, training users, and decommissioning the old environments.
This document discusses a model-driven approach to improving the accessibility and organization of wiki content. The researchers propose using conceptual models and transformations to automatically generate wiki code with structured namespaces, pages, and menus. This aims to help non-technical users more easily plan and create an intuitive information architecture for wikis. The models focus on accessibility elements to reduce barriers for diverse users. While wikis are flexible, their content can be difficult for new or disabled users to understand and navigate. The proposed approach generates wiki code from conceptual models in order to better support users in organizing content.
Movin on Up - ScarePoint Friday Cincinnati 2016Jim Adcock
Cincinnati's version of SharePoint Saturday, on a Friday before Halloween
Our SharePoint environment is a lot like many others – a SharePoint 2007 implementation that was used more as a file dump than a collaboration space. With minimal user adoption, we were never quite ready to implement 2010, with a pilot SharePoint 2010 implementation stalled out of the gate.
In the meantime, some content was put on Box and other services to address external collaboration needs. Business users needed more relevant search results, content databases had grown uncomfortably large, and access controls had become spaghetti. Fortunately, site sprawl wasn’t too bad… except that the reason for that was the low adoption.
SharePoint 2013 arrived to a perfect storm – business and technology needs to be addressed, content that needs to be brought back in-house, and user adoption that needs to be improved. Time to upgrade!
See how we approached the upgrade, the issues than needed to be addressed, and the questions that needed to be answered.
PBworks is a free, easy-to-use wiki platform that allows multiple users to collaboratively edit and share web pages. It can be used by teachers and students to communicate, collaborate on projects, share resources, and provide a history of edits. PBworks provides templates and tools to encourage participation and helps make distance learning more interactive. Student work and edits are time-stamped, and teachers have control over who can view and edit pages.
Curriculum Builder allows instructors to easily add library resources and open access content to online courses without technical issues. Instructors can search a research portal, select the "Add to Reading List" option, and have confidence that students will spend more time engaging with course materials instead of struggling to access resources. The system provides statistics on resource usage and allows customization of reading lists, including changing titles and sorting order. Instructors are encouraged to request a demonstration or enable the Library on Demand feature in their courses.
The document discusses using PBworks as a free online tool for collaboration and communication between teachers, students, parents and administrators. It can be used to create wikis and share resources for class projects. Students can work together online, see edits in real-time and it keeps a history of changes. Teachers have control over who can view and edit pages. PBworks is easy to set up and use for group work, research projects and distance learning.
The National Library of Australia conducted a review of its VuFind catalogue interface to improve usability for users. They worked with a usability consultancy to conduct user surveys, define profiles, interview users, and have them complete tasks on the original and revised interfaces. Based on findings, recommendations were made to improve labeling, navigation, search box, and results page. The goal was to enhance access and make the catalogue interface more intuitive for user needs.
Movin’ On Up - A #SharePoint Migration Case Study #HSPUGJim Adcock
The document outlines a case study for migrating from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013. It describes the clients as construction companies with slow adoption of changes. The goals are to create a unified SharePoint 2013 on-premises environment. Business drivers include performance issues, unhelpful search, and low user adoption in the previous environments. The proposed solution is to migrate content to the new environment using a third-party tool and realign content. Challenges include limited resources and user unhappiness with the current system. Potential benefits include cost savings, improved search and support, and increased efficiency. The plan involves various stages such as user engagement, governance, installation, migration, and decommissioning the previous environments.
The document summarizes the Mobile Computing Project at Ball State University Libraries, which was funded by an LSTA technology mini-grant. The project aimed to integrate library services and collections with mobile devices. It developed a mobile website, mobile versions of the library catalog and journals database, and mobile videos. Future work may include expanding these services and exploring text messaging, blogs/RSS, and wikis for mobile users.
The document discusses converting cataloging documentation from Word documents to a wiki format for easier collaboration and searchability. Some challenges included fears of open editing and technology, but providing training and support helped address these issues. The goals are to increase staff participation on the wiki for cataloging procedures, FAQs, glossaries, and news.
Intranet 2.0 School: Building the essential staff intranet for your libraryChris Evjy
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The document discusses updates to web projects for SPM 2012 at Akdeniz University. It describes the old information center application and proposes replacing it with Dropbox and Wiki for improved collaboration. Dropbox allows file sharing across devices while Wiki allows collaborative editing of web pages. A new ESN Turkey 2012 logo is also proposed. The recommendations are to remove the infocentre, use Dropbox and Wiki for documentation, and adopt the new logo.
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This document compares PowerPoint and SlideShare for creating presentations. PowerPoint is locally installed software that allows for collaboration in real-time but requires Microsoft Office. SlideShare is web-based, making presentations easier to share but a free account makes presentations public by default and editing must be done offline. The document suggests considering accessibility, necessary features, privacy settings, and intended audience when choosing a web-based or locally installed tool for presentations.
Mohawk College has implemented several technologies to enable collaboration and communication among its library staff and with students. Wikis, Google Docs and Google Sites allow for sharing information and resources easily. Video tutorials created with Camtasia and Jing help students learn remotely. A new chat service, LibraryH3lp, provides reference assistance and allows staff to communicate internally in real-time. Emerging technologies continue to change how the library serves its community.
This document summarizes a presentation about integrating Office 365 with an existing intranet. It discusses the benefits of moving an intranet to the cloud, including cost savings, continual innovation, and no technology upgrades needed. It also covers best practices for planning an Office 365 intranet, such as information architecture, navigation, search, analytics, and engaging content. The presentation provides an overview of current and upcoming features in Office 365 and recommendations for leveraging them in an intranet.
The document discusses the present and future of the OpenOffice.org documentation project. Currently, documentation is scattered across various websites and sources, with outdated and unclear information. Going forward, the project aims to create a central portal for easy user access, ensure content is targeted, up-to-date, and allows contributions from the community. Challenges include legal issues, improving the wiki structure, and combining English and non-English documentation.
Assessment Toolbox was put together as a group project for a class called "Assessing for Performance in the Online Learning Environment" at Gateway Technical College of Wisconsin. August 9, 2009
Open Repositories 2014 Poster -- Managing Change: An Organizational Outline f...Terry Reese
Poster highlights how OSUL has been working throughout the last year to investigate and restructure how we think about the Libraries' digital initiatives program.
This document provides an introduction to trends in web design over the last few years. It outlines the main sections that will be covered, including code and technology, layout and usability, graphics and typography, and social and mobile media. Each section will discuss recent trends and examples of how to implement them. The document emphasizes that the web is constantly evolving and that web designers must adapt to changing technologies and user expectations.
This document provides an overview and introduction to trends in web design over the past few years. It is divided into four sections: Code and Technology, Layout and Usability, Graphics and Typography, and Social and Mobile Media. Some of the key trends discussed include the advancement of CSS3 and HTML5, minimalist design, grid systems, fixed elements, and the use of textures in web design. The document provides examples and resources for each trend. It aims to help web designers stay up to date with changes in technologies and user expectations on the web.
Project Management: The Role of Project Dashboards.pdfKarya Keeper
Project management is a crucial aspect of any organization, ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively. One of the key tools used in project management is the project dashboard, which provides a comprehensive view of project progress and performance. In this article, we will explore the role of project dashboards in project management, highlighting their key features and benefits.
This document discusses a model-driven approach to improving the accessibility and organization of wiki content. The researchers propose using conceptual models and transformations to automatically generate wiki code with structured namespaces, pages, and menus. This aims to help non-technical users more easily plan and create an intuitive information architecture for wikis. The models focus on accessibility elements to reduce barriers for diverse users. While wikis are flexible, their content can be difficult for new or disabled users to understand and navigate. The proposed approach generates wiki code from conceptual models in order to better support users in organizing content.
Movin on Up - ScarePoint Friday Cincinnati 2016Jim Adcock
Cincinnati's version of SharePoint Saturday, on a Friday before Halloween
Our SharePoint environment is a lot like many others – a SharePoint 2007 implementation that was used more as a file dump than a collaboration space. With minimal user adoption, we were never quite ready to implement 2010, with a pilot SharePoint 2010 implementation stalled out of the gate.
In the meantime, some content was put on Box and other services to address external collaboration needs. Business users needed more relevant search results, content databases had grown uncomfortably large, and access controls had become spaghetti. Fortunately, site sprawl wasn’t too bad… except that the reason for that was the low adoption.
SharePoint 2013 arrived to a perfect storm – business and technology needs to be addressed, content that needs to be brought back in-house, and user adoption that needs to be improved. Time to upgrade!
See how we approached the upgrade, the issues than needed to be addressed, and the questions that needed to be answered.
PBworks is a free, easy-to-use wiki platform that allows multiple users to collaboratively edit and share web pages. It can be used by teachers and students to communicate, collaborate on projects, share resources, and provide a history of edits. PBworks provides templates and tools to encourage participation and helps make distance learning more interactive. Student work and edits are time-stamped, and teachers have control over who can view and edit pages.
Curriculum Builder allows instructors to easily add library resources and open access content to online courses without technical issues. Instructors can search a research portal, select the "Add to Reading List" option, and have confidence that students will spend more time engaging with course materials instead of struggling to access resources. The system provides statistics on resource usage and allows customization of reading lists, including changing titles and sorting order. Instructors are encouraged to request a demonstration or enable the Library on Demand feature in their courses.
The document discusses using PBworks as a free online tool for collaboration and communication between teachers, students, parents and administrators. It can be used to create wikis and share resources for class projects. Students can work together online, see edits in real-time and it keeps a history of changes. Teachers have control over who can view and edit pages. PBworks is easy to set up and use for group work, research projects and distance learning.
The National Library of Australia conducted a review of its VuFind catalogue interface to improve usability for users. They worked with a usability consultancy to conduct user surveys, define profiles, interview users, and have them complete tasks on the original and revised interfaces. Based on findings, recommendations were made to improve labeling, navigation, search box, and results page. The goal was to enhance access and make the catalogue interface more intuitive for user needs.
Movin’ On Up - A #SharePoint Migration Case Study #HSPUGJim Adcock
The document outlines a case study for migrating from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013. It describes the clients as construction companies with slow adoption of changes. The goals are to create a unified SharePoint 2013 on-premises environment. Business drivers include performance issues, unhelpful search, and low user adoption in the previous environments. The proposed solution is to migrate content to the new environment using a third-party tool and realign content. Challenges include limited resources and user unhappiness with the current system. Potential benefits include cost savings, improved search and support, and increased efficiency. The plan involves various stages such as user engagement, governance, installation, migration, and decommissioning the previous environments.
The document summarizes the Mobile Computing Project at Ball State University Libraries, which was funded by an LSTA technology mini-grant. The project aimed to integrate library services and collections with mobile devices. It developed a mobile website, mobile versions of the library catalog and journals database, and mobile videos. Future work may include expanding these services and exploring text messaging, blogs/RSS, and wikis for mobile users.
The document discusses converting cataloging documentation from Word documents to a wiki format for easier collaboration and searchability. Some challenges included fears of open editing and technology, but providing training and support helped address these issues. The goals are to increase staff participation on the wiki for cataloging procedures, FAQs, glossaries, and news.
Intranet 2.0 School: Building the essential staff intranet for your libraryChris Evjy
This document discusses building an effective staff intranet for a library. It begins by noting common problems with traditional intranets, such as being difficult to use and lacking collaboration. The presentation then explores how Web 2.0 tools can help address these issues by making platforms simpler and more open. The rest of the document outlines various steps and considerations for developing an intranet, including gathering user input, choosing a platform and software, migrating content, training staff, and assessing the new intranet. Examples from projects at Boulder Public Library and Auraria Library are provided.
The document discusses updates to web projects for SPM 2012 at Akdeniz University. It describes the old information center application and proposes replacing it with Dropbox and Wiki for improved collaboration. Dropbox allows file sharing across devices while Wiki allows collaborative editing of web pages. A new ESN Turkey 2012 logo is also proposed. The recommendations are to remove the infocentre, use Dropbox and Wiki for documentation, and adopt the new logo.
mykah brown - presentations: powerpoint vs slideshareMykah Brown
This document compares PowerPoint and SlideShare for creating presentations. PowerPoint is locally installed software that allows for collaboration in real-time but requires Microsoft Office. SlideShare is web-based, making presentations easier to share but a free account makes presentations public by default and editing must be done offline. The document suggests considering accessibility, necessary features, privacy settings, and intended audience when choosing a web-based or locally installed tool for presentations.
Mohawk College has implemented several technologies to enable collaboration and communication among its library staff and with students. Wikis, Google Docs and Google Sites allow for sharing information and resources easily. Video tutorials created with Camtasia and Jing help students learn remotely. A new chat service, LibraryH3lp, provides reference assistance and allows staff to communicate internally in real-time. Emerging technologies continue to change how the library serves its community.
This document summarizes a presentation about integrating Office 365 with an existing intranet. It discusses the benefits of moving an intranet to the cloud, including cost savings, continual innovation, and no technology upgrades needed. It also covers best practices for planning an Office 365 intranet, such as information architecture, navigation, search, analytics, and engaging content. The presentation provides an overview of current and upcoming features in Office 365 and recommendations for leveraging them in an intranet.
The document discusses the present and future of the OpenOffice.org documentation project. Currently, documentation is scattered across various websites and sources, with outdated and unclear information. Going forward, the project aims to create a central portal for easy user access, ensure content is targeted, up-to-date, and allows contributions from the community. Challenges include legal issues, improving the wiki structure, and combining English and non-English documentation.
Assessment Toolbox was put together as a group project for a class called "Assessing for Performance in the Online Learning Environment" at Gateway Technical College of Wisconsin. August 9, 2009
Open Repositories 2014 Poster -- Managing Change: An Organizational Outline f...Terry Reese
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This document provides an overview and introduction to trends in web design over the past few years. It is divided into four sections: Code and Technology, Layout and Usability, Graphics and Typography, and Social and Mobile Media. Some of the key trends discussed include the advancement of CSS3 and HTML5, minimalist design, grid systems, fixed elements, and the use of textures in web design. The document provides examples and resources for each trend. It aims to help web designers stay up to date with changes in technologies and user expectations on the web.
Project Management: The Role of Project Dashboards.pdfKarya Keeper
Project management is a crucial aspect of any organization, ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively. One of the key tools used in project management is the project dashboard, which provides a comprehensive view of project progress and performance. In this article, we will explore the role of project dashboards in project management, highlighting their key features and benefits.
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Microservice Teams - How the cloud changes the way we workSven Peters
A lot of technical challenges and complexity come with building a cloud-native and distributed architecture. The way we develop backend software has fundamentally changed in the last ten years. Managing a microservices architecture demands a lot of us to ensure observability and operational resiliency. But did you also change the way you run your development teams?
Sven will talk about Atlassian’s journey from a monolith to a multi-tenanted architecture and how it affected the way the engineering teams work. You will learn how we shifted to service ownership, moved to more autonomous teams (and its challenges), and established platform and enablement teams.
2. Introduction To Project
This project is developed for providing comfort to library
employees , teachers & students .This will provide easy
access to all books available in the library and will serve
as a catalogue.
3. Aim Of Our Project
To reduce man power
To give accurate accuracy
To give security of storage information
To provide quick access
11. Future Planning
This project can be converted into fully commercial
project with little modification.
This project can be implemented in any library with
little modification.
In future we can convert this project into web based so
that users can access information easily.