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- 1. Inspire Share Collaborate Annie M. Hughes, Information Services Librarian (Wilson Dental Library) Jin Wu, Emerging Technologies Librarian (Norris Medical Library) Health Sciences Libraries
- 2. What is HSLdoing? Mobile App Library Tutorials Educational Technologies Committee Screensavers Group Study Rooms – Online Booking Jing for Remote Reference and Tutorials Emerging Technologies Committee Health Sciences Libraries
- 3. Mobile App Mobile SiteVs. Mobile App Launched in Dec, 2011 Features Collaboration with Boopsie Stats Health Sciences Libraries
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- 5. Library Tutorials Usage inlibrary resources and services -5 Things You Need to Know -Find Resources by Topic -QR U?-Access ebooks On Your Mobile Devices -How to Use a Laptop Security Cable -PubMed Tutorial Software - Adobe After Effects - Audacity - Jing Health Sciences Libraries
- 6. Tutorials Flow Chart Documentation - TutorialMaking Procedure Health Sciences Libraries
- 7. Health Sciences Educational Technologies Committee Focus: use of educational technologies in the health sciences Members: 18 invited faculty members from various health sciences schools How it works: meet three times yearly to discuss topics of common interest Communication: Tech Phile Blog and Twitter Health Sciences Libraries
- 8. Screensavers/Active Desktop Wallpaper Quickand easy way to advertise services, new e-resources, school events, things to do in the area PowerPoint slides running on e-mail station screens Examples Health Sciences Libraries
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- 18. Group Study RoomBooking Utilized Open Source Software: MRBS Hired a Computer Science Graduate Student for 10 hrs/week for 1 semester Shibboleth http://wdl.usc.edu/services/reserve-a-room/ Health Sciences Libraries
- 19. Benefits of GroupStudy Room Booking Students/faculty can book rooms remotely Check availability of rooms Paperless system Health Sciences Libraries
- 20. Challenges of GroupStudy Room Booking Software does not allow for as much customization as we’d like Students must still check in at circulation desk to access room key and present their ID (@WDL) Health Sciences Libraries
- 21. JING for Reference www.techsmith.com Screenshots Screencasts– up to 5 minutes Easy way to create quick tutorials for remote reference Free version or yearly subscription to JING-Pro for $15.00 (will be discontinued by February 2013 – SnagIt will replace) http://wilson.usc.libguides.com/incomingstudents Health Sciences Libraries
- 22. Emerging Technologies Committee Createdin April 2010 Committee members (5 librarians) 1 Emerging Technologies Librarian 1 Metadata Librarian 3 Reference Librarians Health Sciences Libraries
- 23. Accomplishments Evaluate new products Make recommendations • DeskTracker • Mobile site vs. apps • Wufoo • Marketing Committee • Animoto • NetSupportSchool Brainstorm new services Promote new services • Foursquare • Facebook • QR codes • Twitter • Google + Health Sciences Libraries
- 24. implementation staff time keep up with technologies Challenges adoption staff buy-in Health Sciences Libraries
- 25. Future plans forETC Think more about mobile devices Online presence standardization Development of marketing committee Launch a survey to students and faculty regarding technology usage Health Sciences Libraries
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- #26 -Implementing use of our iPads, Galaxy tablet, etc. Thinking more about mobile devices... we all have gadgets, some from the grant-Technical Services integrated QR codes on the bookshelves which leadto relevant subject-specific guides – they also are including QR codes in the