Participatory Design of Academic Libraries International Conference KRE 11, Prague September 10, 2011 Nancy Fried Foster Director of Anthropological Research.

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Participatory Design of Academic Libraries International Conference KRE 11, Prague September 10, 2011 Nancy Fried Foster Director of Anthropological Research River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester 1

University of Rochester Private College Upstate New York 4,608 Undergraduates 2,900 Graduates 1,258 Faculty 3 nearby campuses – Medical Center – Eastman School of Music – River Campus 2

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Participatory Design 7

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Recruit participants and refine objectives Identify what they need to do and how they like to work Select and refine solutions 13

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What do they need? 19

What do they need to do? 20

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Criteria for assessing possible XC features Feasible, buildable Closely related to core XC functionality Meets known user needs Could increase uptake of XC Novel idea (either totally new or new to the library domain) 27

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Major Recurring Themes Students need to: See within space and outside Do different activities in same space Feel secure and comfy (sit, slouch, lie down, eat, drink, spread books out, not get lost) Use tools (plug in, get wireless, use a big screen, use a stapler) Get help (v ery generic, all-purpose) 37

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