Off-Campus Library Service conference
Posted by mightylibrarian on 28th April 2008
I just attended the Off-Campus Library Service conference in Salt Lake Cityand received many good ideas. One session discussed using screencasting sofware (e.g. Adobe Captivate) and how the library can track usage with Google Analytics. It appears the average time a student watches a library demo is about 2 minutes. A few sessions discussed e-resources (proprietary e-books, e-reference, free e-books, government sites, etc). Two of the session were trying to figure if students use e-resources and how to make student more aware of them. Another tried a visual display to simulate “browsing” the reference stacks. There is no doubt on and off campus want more access to electronic resources, but trying to figure out the best way for students to find and these resources is a challenge.
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