Group 4 Enhancing support to student learning. Rationale  The Old Library of the University of Gondour shall be utilized as a vessel for community engagement.

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Group 4 Enhancing support to student learning

Rationale  The Old Library of the University of Gondour shall be utilized as a vessel for community engagement.  a measured combination of restoration and new insertion (to cope with the technology trend).  a catalyst for change – one that would enable the library to work closely with other partners on campus to enhance teaching, learning and research.  adopt approaches that would facilitate innovation.

Objectives:  Support for research and creative activities (stress free environment).  Know the trends of user’s expectations;  Provide comfortable space for collaboration, a quiet space or study area, easy access and user friendly;  Adopt emerging services;  Provide good infrastructure technology (good facilities);  Improve user experience to attract more students to utilize the services;  Collaborate and intensify communication with faculty members, students and other stakeholders;  Encourage flipped classroom learning;  Inculcate digital literacy

Methodology  Library survey with stakeholders a. Focus group discussion/interview and b. Online survey  Utilize survey results for making decisions  Benchmarking: a. North Carolina State University (NCSU) Hunt Library….etc.  Prepare the Project Plan

The Organizational structure University Librarian Project Leader Research Librarian I.T.MuseumE-Learning Budget/Finance Director Project Steering Committee Servicess

Timeline of Activities

The proposal  Basement  Group discussion room / collaborative area.  Self-service laptop loan.  Digital signage.  Multi Functional Printer (MFP)  Level 1 (Multi function level)  Exhibition corner.  Library café.  Service point (library, IT, museum curator & e-learning)  Digital signage.  Multi Functional Printer (MFP)  Level 2  Silent study.  Studio (for lecture capture, presentation, etc. with a sound proof wall)  Digital signage.  Mini theatre.

Benchmarked from North Carolina State University (NCSU)Hunt Library

Impact Assessment

Outcome Enhanced support to student learning (Support researchers, teachers and learners)