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eResources o n the Menu - recipes for success Anthony Beal Eleanor Johnston Wigan and Leigh College Thursday 13th May © Mshades http://www.flickr.com/photos/mshades/149731833 - Licenced under Creative Commons

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Outline of today’s session

• College context• Info literacy programme• Barriers and challenges• Examples of new technologies• Successes• The future

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Now overcome barriers to use of online journals in FE

EBSCO, Emerald and InfoTrac are wonderful resources

BUT can be too academic for some users

We need an interface that is more level appropriate

Vocational journals that are categorised by the vocational subject taught in FE

With more colour and “pictures on the cover”

Intered - getting plenty of use by both students and staff

272 full text retrievals in March aloneThe trend is that access is going up month on month

4 times the use of InfoTrac

Every journal/magazine has had some use withEarly Years Educator (EYE) having the most

Second in popularity is Practical Pre-School

Public domain 'Lopez Portillo Carter review'

Full Text Retrievals Up

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Learners surveyed felt“more employable”

ChallengesNew developments “every day”

New resources

New learning methods and technologies to support learning

Dynamic content and flexible delivery

Ebrary

Twitter

Online art exhibition

Lumens Visualiser

•Nail Art Demonstrations

•Microscope fitting

•Still capture

•Video capture

Voting kit

Office Live

When adopting new technologies

• Test the service/equipment with students & staff

• If possible borrow equipment /ask for free trial• Ask tutors to submit a lesson plan for equipment• Work alongside tutors to develop workshops• Use potential new databases with students in

information literacy workshops• Encourage LR staff to have a go

Pocket Cinema V10

Adopted too early

The future

• Information strategy and standards• Level 3 programme• e-resources distributed on generic podcasts• Pilot use of i-touches supplied by Learning Resources

for workshops and proactive dissemination• e-book readers• Customising ebrary• The cloud (now Windows Live / Office Live)

Anthony Beal

01244 670340

[email protected]

skype: anthony.beal

Twitter: @redsontour / @wcclrc

Eleanor [email protected]

With thanks to:Dermot Ryan & Leo Appleton