Rediscoverying discovery: three general examples

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Presented at CNI virtual meeting, an overview of some trends in library discovery. Considers how libraries are considering how to present a more holistic experience online.

Education

Lorcan Dempsey
OCLC
@LorcanD
Rediscovering
Discovery:
three general
examples
CNI
Virtual
Meeting
5/21/2020

Three pandemic effects …
• Online
a holistic online experience
• On mission
sharp focus on alignment with evolving
institutional priorities
• Optimize
optimizing services and collections against
particular goals
Full library
discovery
D2D2D
Discoverability
of institutional
assets

A new relationship to collections: facilitated,
collective, delivered ….
• Literature search (some locally
owned)
• Resource guides
• Open access, OER, …
• Google Scholar, Meta, ….
• Demand driven
• Spot acquisitions
• Smart fulfilment
Then: careful construction
of a locally acquired
collection.
Now: optimally satisfy
research and learning
needs from a facilitated
network of resources (local,
collaborative, open,
commercial, etc.).

Full library
discovery …
The library experience
Website (events, …)
Expertise
Facilitated collection
Acquired library collection

On mission: supporting research enterprise
• Pandemic will have long lasting impact on research culture
• Short circuiting processes and practices to respond urgently
• Collaboration across disciplines, organizations, countries
• Urgency around reporting results
• Greater use of open channels
• Concern about assessing validity and relevance
• Stronger desire to showcase expertise and potential contributions –
research profiles, etc.
Research libraries will more purposefully partner to
curate, manage and make more discoverable research
outputs like preprints and research data.

Discoverability of
university research outputs
and expertise
Inside out library/collections

3. Optimize … against particular goals
• Collection examples
• Value (acquire what is needed, use what is acquired)
• Open
• Curricular support
• Regional/local
• Collaboration
• Plural (respect/represent communities of interest)
Increased focus on decision support (dashboard)

Optimize:
discovery to delivery to dashboard: D2D2D
• Operationalizing the Collective
Collection - BTAA
• Discovery is part of a complex
ecosystem
• Recommend (high level) ..
• Optimal distribution of collections
• Efficient network fulfilment
• Systemwide awareness
• Data driven ..
• Discovery/ILL/acquisitions/ ….
• Shared print, digitization,
specialization
• ‘Dashboard’
• Aggregation of data to drive decisions

Discovery choices will be made in data-driven
environment that they help shape and
are shaped by.
Collective, facilitated, fluid, …..

Rediscovering discovery: three examples
Full library discovery D2D2D
Discoverability
Thank you, LorcanD, OCLC

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Rediscoverying discovery: three general examples

1. Lorcan Dempsey OCLC @LorcanD Rediscovering Discovery: three general examples CNI Virtual Meeting 5/21/2020

3. Three pandemic effects … • Online a holistic online experience • On mission sharp focus on alignment with evolving institutional priorities • Optimize optimizing services and collections against particular goals Full library discovery D2D2D Discoverability of institutional assets

4. 1. A holistic online experience? The new target. • Final recognition of library (as a service) separate from the library (as a building)? • Deliver full library experience online? • consultation and expertise? • Substitute for face to face interactions that now support good working relationships? • integrate and present information services which go beyond the locally acquired collection (facilitated, collective)? • deliver efficiently into the learning process (LMS)? • richer interaction and programming? • personal interactions (CRM, profile, …)? • in the flow and social …

5. A new relationship to collections: facilitated, collective, delivered …. • Literature search (some locally owned) • Resource guides • Open access, OER, … • Google Scholar, Meta, …. • Demand driven • Spot acquisitions • Smart fulfilment Then: careful construction of a locally acquired collection. Now: optimally satisfy research and learning needs from a facilitated network of resources (local, collaborative, open, commercial, etc.).

6. Full library discovery … The library experience Website (events, …) Expertise Facilitated collection Acquired library collection

7. 2. On mission

8. On mission: supporting research enterprise • Pandemic will have long lasting impact on research culture • Short circuiting processes and practices to respond urgently • Collaboration across disciplines, organizations, countries • Urgency around reporting results • Greater use of open channels • Concern about assessing validity and relevance • Stronger desire to showcase expertise and potential contributions – research profiles, etc. Research libraries will more purposefully partner to curate, manage and make more discoverable research outputs like preprints and research data.

9. Discoverability of university research outputs and expertise Inside out library/collections

10. 3. Optimize … against particular goals • Collection examples • Value (acquire what is needed, use what is acquired) • Open • Curricular support • Regional/local • Collaboration • Plural (respect/represent communities of interest) Increased focus on decision support (dashboard)

11. Optimize: discovery to delivery to dashboard: D2D2D • Operationalizing the Collective Collection - BTAA • Discovery is part of a complex ecosystem • Recommend (high level) .. • Optimal distribution of collections • Efficient network fulfilment • Systemwide awareness • Data driven .. • Discovery/ILL/acquisitions/ …. • Shared print, digitization, specialization • ‘Dashboard’ • Aggregation of data to drive decisions

12. Discovery choices will be made in data-driven environment that they help shape and are shaped by. Collective, facilitated, fluid, …..

13. Rediscovering discovery: three examples Full library discovery D2D2D Discoverability Thank you, LorcanD, OCLC

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