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Perspectives on mobile delivery - case study
1. Perspectives on mobile delivery
Case study
Cake and conversation: the power of a library in your hand
2. Mobilising Open University Library
Services: the story so far….
Gill Needham, Associate Director (Information Management
& Innovation) The Open University Library
3. Running fast to keep up
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wwarby/4782863110/
5. Which resources and services would you find most useful to access on
a mobile phone?
Cambridge University The Open University
Opening hours
Location map
Contact information
Library Catalogue (OPAC)
Borrowing record
Reference collection
Electronic journal article
Electronic databases
Electronic books
Study aids/tutorials
List of new books/resources by subject
Booking library training sessions
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
% of respondents
2009: Arcadia @ Cambridge
9. Three device model
categories
Feature and basic
High end Smart phones
web phones
iPhones, Android phones, Blackberry, Nokia
Web-enabled flip phones
Palm Pre smartphones, Windows
mobile, etc.
Large touch screens, May lack touch screen
Small screens, low web
sophisticated web and some CSS and
functionality
capabilities JavaScript capabilities.
NCSU Libraries (2010) Library in Your Pocket: Strategies and Techniques for Developing Successful Mobile Services. EduCause.
http://net.educause.edu/ir/library/powerpoint/LIVE101.ppt
10. 2007 to 2010 – single version 2011 version – three device model
2011: redevelopment
12. Mobile OU Library website: v2 (In
development)
Recommendations
Course(s) based recommendations
Similar articles based recommendations
Similar search terms based recommendations
13. Mobile OU Library website: v2 (In
development)
List of mobiles
friendly databases
15. 2012: MACON
Mobilising Academic Content
Online
1. Mobile discovery interface
(using the EBSCO API)
2. Mobile authentication
bookmarklet tool
3. Good practice toolkit for
publishers and libraries
http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/macon
Twitter hashtag: #OUMACON #mlibs