> Vendors such as ExLibris and SirsiDynix seem to have woken up at last to the
> value of this approach and now offer their own Reading List Management
> solutions[...]
If anyone is interested in an open source reading list system, the one we've
developed and used at Loughborough University for
I am happy to offer an update to our numbers, which were based on Google
Analytics.
A quick review of our Drupal server logs (Varnish and Apache) shows that
the Library Resources link in the CCLE was clicked more than 68,000
times since July 1, 2016. Library resources are clearly being
Within our LMS,
- Courses have links to library resources and e-reserves by default.
- The LMS landing page has a library module.
- The course document editor allows an instructor to easily link to
resources in our institutional repository.
-
Chiming in a little later here thanks to 'digest' mode :)
Similar to what Gary described, here at James Madison University we use Canvas
and have included a link to "JMU Libraries" in the left-hand column navigation
for all courses,. Our link appears at the bottom by the default, although
My colleague Sharon Shafer and I just had a minute to do some analysis.
Over the past year, 536 courses had at least one student click the link
to the guide. The links were clicked a total of 2955 times. In 62
courses, the link was clicked at least 10 times.
These number come from our web
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Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Looking for libraries present in their campus' LMS
UCLA uses Moodle, branded as the Common Coollaboration & Learning Environment
(CCLE). Eight years ago, Library IT tried to develop a Moodle block for
courses, but that didn't work out -- we didn't have time to bec
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> Gary Thompson
> Sent: Monday, January 23, 2017 8:38 AM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTS.CLIR.ORG
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> UCLA uses
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To: CODE4LIB@LISTS.CLIR.ORG
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On 23 January 2017, Gary Thompson wrote:
2. A referral link between a course and the best LibGuide. The link
simply send the registrar's course ID to our Drupal site, which then
resolves and redirects to the most specific guide according to these
priorities:
* A course-specific guide
UCLA uses Moodle, branded as the Common Coollaboration & Learning
Environment (CCLE). Eight years ago, Library IT tried to develop a
Moodle block for courses, but that didn't work out -- we didn't have
time to become effective Moodle developers.
After that failure, we took an approach of
: Re: [CODE4LIB] Looking for libraries present in their campus' LMS
We are on the same “page” as you. Haha
I have been pushing to have some system that reflects that students major or
areas of interest, with links to our actual home page. Ive thought about using
Campus Guides from Springshare's
Several years ago, we got our IT department to build us a custom library
tab in Blackboard that appears in all courses by default. It has the
picture, contact information, and an instant message widget for the liaison
librarian for that department; a link to the subject or course guide for
that
On 23 January 2017, Kyle Breneman wrote:
Does your library have some kind of presence within your campus' learning
management system (LMS)? If so, what does that presence look like?
At York U (in Toronto) we use Moodle, and there's a Library Resources box that
holds content customized for
We are on the same “page” as you. Haha
I have been pushing to have some system that reflects that students major or
areas of interest, with links to our actual home page. Ive thought about using
Campus Guides from Springshare's API for the data. Writing the code that
interacts and gets the
Does your library have some kind of presence within your campus' learning
management system (LMS)? If so, what does that presence look like?
Here at the University of Baltimore, we use Sakai and all users have access
to a tab, within Sakai, for the library. The tab leads to a page that is
like
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