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Come to the Library to Learn How Not to Smile at a Crocodile
Roxanne Missingham, University LibrarianHeather Jenks, Associate Director, Information Services
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How can we create a community and set of collaborations with students that will create the skills that they needs to survive in an increasingly complex online world?
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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/331577591286510332/
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Understanding the ANU community
55% of students are enrolled in Higher Degree Research or Graduate
Coursework programs
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Almost 5,000 students lived on campus in 2014; more that 20% of the student
population
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Digital natives
http://larrycuban.wordpress.com/2014/05/24/cartoons-on-digital-natives-and-immigrants/
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Personal Library program
• Key issues– Research led approach (treat students as
researchers)– Building relationships– Navigating a really complex web of
information resources and skills– Overconfidence and under confidence in
digital research skills– Focus is on co-construction of knowledge
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Personal Library program
• Based on Yale University program• Phase 1 of the trial (2013)• 73 post graduate students contacted,
Phase 2 338 post graduate students contacted
• Training of the Library staff• Drafting of 4 emails in each Phase• http://libguides.anu.edu.au/personal_library_service
Subject lineResearch doesn’t stop for the mid-semester break
• Hello again, <insert name>, • I know that research doesn’t stop over the mid-semester break;
hopefully the below information will help make your research and studies a little easier.
• Introducing three new science reference e-resources:• Chemistry• Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences• Biomedical sciences• Interested in NVivo training?
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Personal Library Contact Assessment• Statistics – 435 students
• Statistics from PLCS email #1 (May 2015) > Subject contacts webpage—426 hits
• > Increasing your research impact guide—231• > Library training (ILP courses) webpage—49• > EndNote how to guide—36 hits• > Finding these how to guide—34• > Library news—26 hits• > Academic Skills & Learning Centre—20 hits• > Library homepage—14 hits• > Library opening hours—12 hits• > Library twitter—10 hits• > Library branches webpage—10 hits
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StatisticsTracking email linksAnecdotal feedback
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/331577591286701365/
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Feedback
“Sam, I love you so much just now. I should have come to the Library earlier.”
“Wish I had asked earlier”
Special skills
"You went through to the CIA or the National Security Agency or something?" "No, a reference librarian up at St. Charles. She could find the street address of the caveman who invented the wheel"....Creole Belle by James Lee Burke.....
http://www.jamesleeburke.com/bibliography/46.php
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Insync survey 2012 and 2014 – top issues• Opening hours - #1 by a long shot• Wi fi• Printing, scanning and photocopying • Quiet places to study • Computer availability
Library anywhere anytime
http://politicsjob.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/look-like-pro-clear-off-that-messy-desk.html
• Chifley 24 x 7– Investigated approaches at group of 8 and
international universities– Reviewed the actual needs– Model proposed – feedback sought through
discussion paper– Pilot exam period semester 2, 2014
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Results of pilot
• Staff did fantastic preparation• All floors open with security guard• More than 13,000 visitors in the extended
hours• Special thanks to Helena Zobec
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2015
• Profiles – during semester break postgraduates, “nighters” postgrads, many undergraduates appreciating space, quiet
Mon 20 July Mon 27 July Mon 3 Aug Mon 10 Aug Mon 17 Aug Mon 24 Aug0
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Extended hours visitors
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Electronic vs Print use
18:1
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Digital and scholarly communication competencies
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Services
Students as researchers• Projects to increase digital skills and
competencies• Cooperation fundamental
– Singapore Management University basing their Data management guide on ours
– Developing relationships with the Group of 8– Collaboration with Oxford University – on
research impact & metrics
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A research based approach
• Focused on the student as a researcher commencing their career
• Supporting creation of research identity• New: Predatory publishing
http://cheezburger.com/7113394176
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Visioning the future
• Major areas for developments– Access services – Discovery services– Soft skills
• Continue to build content• Actively seek change in scholarly
publishing• Union Court redevelopment
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