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Library on Demand

Library on Demand. Linda Gordon Darryl Swarm Kitt Vincent October 17, 2011. Internet Librarian, 2011 – D104, iLibrarian : Virtual, ipads & Mobile Devices. Goals of “Library on Demand”.

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Library on Demand

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  1. Library on Demand Linda Gordon Darryl Swarm Kitt Vincent October 17, 2011 Internet Librarian, 2011 – D104, iLibrarian: Virtual, ipads & Mobile Devices

  2. Goals of “Library on Demand” • Supplement existing in-person, email, and telephonic (not eliminate) library research instruction outreach to remote locations. • Use multi-channel instructional technologies to optimize outreach activities, reaching larger numbers of students, “on demand” when instruction is desired but library faculty resources are constrained by physical distance and budget limitations. • Use multi-channel communication and technologies to optimize student learning modality preferences and differences. EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  3. Geographic Issues • University of La Verne has ninesatellite campuses throughout California • Distance • Time • Funding • Technology EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  4. Project Phases • Phase I – Pilot One Campus Five classrooms at once (2 campuses) Testing with campus staff, feedback, re-test Testing for audio, video, and bandwidth • Phase II – Add Campuses, one at a time Increase class participation – classes offered 5 evenings and weekends - 5-8 classrooms per campus – 1-9 campuses per evening • Phase III – Individual Instruction, etc. Each class specialized library instruction Invite other departments, i.e. career services, tutoring, etc. EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  5. 3 Facets of the Pilot Program • Technology • Adobe Acrobat and Business Skype • Users • Faculty teaching at remote sites • Staffing • Campus staff function as project support EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  6. Technology • Currently available technology • Desirable technology features • RCA campus versus on-site issues EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  7. Users • RCA Students • RCA Faculty • RCA Administration EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  8. Staffing • RCA Directors • RCA Faculty • RCA Staff • Library Faculty • Library Staff EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  9. Lessons Learned • Software Installation Permissions (Skype) • Hardware Acquisition Channels (Microphone) • Leadership Commitment and/or Change in Leadership • Naming Conventions changed throughout the project • Hardware durability EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

  10. Thank You! EdDyr2VideoTapedLibraryonDemandPP11-23-09

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