Talis Insight Europe 2017 - Marketing and launching the reading lists service to academics & students - Royal Holloway, University of London
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Talis Insight Europe 2017 - Marketing and launching the reading lists service to academics & students - Royal Holloway, University of London
- 1. Marketing and launching the reading lists service to academics and students Helen Rimmer & Sian Downes Royal Holloway, University of London
- 2. Key Dates 2013 / 14 - Procurement 2014/15 - Soft launch - key pilot departments 2015/16 - Focus on 2nd and 3rd year courses 2016/17 - EVERYTHING
- 3. Strategy and Academic Engagement Learning and Teaching Quality Committee Regular Updates Reading List Task Force PGCert teaching
- 4. Emails Simon Higman / work with academics on what to say
- 6. Challenges Academic engagement Week by Week lists Long Lists Out of print material Identifying what is on a reading list
- 7. New library
- 8. High Use Collection Space for 50,000+ items Reading List material
- 12. Stats 88% of lists have been published this year.
- 14. Psychology Low enagement in 2015/16 Week by week readings Academic staff unconvinced by system
- 16. Twitter Reading List Team - @RoyalHollowayRL Royal Holloway Library - @RHUL_Library
- 19. Reading List Challenge Come take part in our quick-fire Reading List Challenge! 3 questions. One Reading List. Fastest wins. Just for taking part you’ll earn some sweets. Navigate your way through the system as quick as you can – the fastest time wins a £50 Amazon Voucher. Plus compete for pride against the times set by, your friends, rival departments and even the Principal!
- 24. Engagement
- 25. Aims for 2017/18 All lists published by start of Spring term 2018 High Use collection Increase number of academic owned lists Increase student engagement Encourage Academics to use this as a teaching tool
Editor's Notes
- 2015/16 - Spring 2016 - Helen worked with two Associate Deans on the texts of emails to ensure they would appeal to Academic staff. May 18th - Simon Higman sent out after the main exam period. Three weeks before the exam boards. Follow up June 13th - after exam boards but many academics around that week. 140 lists received by 30th June 2016.
- Along with the email from Simon Higman, the Information Consultants (ICs) have been undertaking a major push to get the lists. This has seen 739 lists received by the reading list team; of these 703 were directly from academic staff, 46 of which are now academically owned (either input by and academic or updated by an academic after it was created by the Reading List team). The others were pulled from Moodle.
- Talk about reading list assistants and growth of the team
- February 2016 - 395 lists in system
- 1059 published lists 2016/17 out of approximately 1200 Only 6% are owned by academics - aim for 2017/18
- When i took over Psycholoy i was told that the reason we didnt have any psychology reading lists is because the department had their own intranet that they would not give us access to it
- Over 25% of Psychology lists are now owned and updated by academics