Ideas
30 ideas were submitted by delegates on the day of the event — see this blog post for the full list 🙂
Several ideas were also submitted before the event…
- reminding borrowers to return items on time so alerting via various channels, ie reminders in calendars (@damyantipatel)
- Biggest lib problem I encounter: difficulty accessing online journals. Too many diff routes, systems, rules. (@msars)
- A mashed ‘reading list’…perhaps something with the linking capabilities of SFX but list features of WorldCat lists !!! (@aekins)
- Where to start?! Making better use of bib. and other data held in closed systems by getting it out onto OPAC and beyond (@pstainthorp)
- How about importing RSS TOCs from journals directly into OPACs? (@lynncorrigan)
- We’d love a checker for link resolvers that can check whether the links give full access, not just whether they link to a page.
- How about mapping classmarks to gps for mobiles so students can locate books in lib? floor plans + coordinates? (@ejbull)
Many thanks to everyone who tweeted the initial ideas 🙂
I had another one tweeted to me:
We’d love a checker for link resolvers that can check whether the links give full access, not just whether they link to a page. (@AdrianMachiraju)
Owen Stephens said this on 30/April/2009 at 4:21 pm |
Another one in by tweet:
How about mapping classmarks to gps for mobiles so students can locate books in lib? floor plans + coordinates? (@ejbull)
ostephens said this on 1/May/2009 at 11:07 am |