web 2.0 in libraries

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An overview of our Web 2.0 at JMU! programme. This was a14 week programme whcih trained 120 staff on all aspects of web 2.o, our VLE and presntation skills

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Page 1: Web 2.0 in Libraries
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•3 LRCs•Converged Service•Divisions•Customer Services•Academic Services•Technical Services

Learning and Information

Services

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Background– Change agenda – student

experience– Technology Enhanced

Learning– Changing LIS roles– McMaster model– Multi-skilling– Innovative working – methods

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Why did we do it?– Support the student experience– Support Technology Enhanced Learning– Changing staff roles– Multi-skilling– Innovative ways of working– Opportunity for staff

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How did we do it?– McMaster model– Learning groups– Group leaders– Collaboration with LDU– Programme development period– Programme roll out

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What is Learning 2.0?

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Week by Week Course Content• Blackboard / e-portfolio• Introduction to Web 2.0• Blogs• RSS Feeds• Wikis• Social Bookmarking• Media sharing• Social networking

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Assessment• Weekly activities• Reflective diary - e-portfolio• Screen grabs – e-portfolio• Discussion• Blog• Extra output?

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Incentives• Sponsorship – Ex Libris• Final Activity• Best Presentation Award• Outstanding Team

Player Awards

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Evaluation

Web 2.0 Journey travelled

Anecdotal evidence

Full evaluation / focus groups

Group leader consultation

Feed into future

developments

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I'm not joining moron

facebook

if I could remember everything it would be fine.........but………

I can’t see what this has got to do with

my job!

I am so nervous of this course but hopefully I will

get more confident as I progress

So far I've found this whole experience to be time consuming and tedious. Cannot see any value in it at all.

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It was a great opportunity...I wouldn’t have learned this stuff

otherwise

I look forward to our next online

training….on Web squared!

thank you to the Web 2.0 @ LJMU team for the quality and content of the

training course and do believe that it has helped to raise the standards of IT

literacy within LIS.

I feel that, potentially, blogs can be an effective means of passing on

information and receiving feedback from students; it would be a good way to remind students about our facilitiesI'm really enjoying the

opportunity Web 2.0 is giving me to find out more about communicating via

the web.... other than emails.

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What next?

Evaluation

Dissemination

Redevelopment

SEDA accreditation

Student Services staff

Academic departments

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