LibGuides Librarians: In and Out of the Box Ken Liss, Boston CollegeElectronic Resources & Libraries 2008.

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LibGuides Librarians: In and Out of the Box Ken Liss, Boston CollegeElectronic Resources & Libraries 2008

Background: BC Research Guides & Changing Roles Librarians Unleashed: Library 2.0 & Radical Trust Collaboration: Learning & Working Together Moving Forward: Next Steps & Ongoing Issues LibGuides Librarians: In and Out of the Box Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

75 static guides converted in August 2007 Background: BC …and in with the new.Out with the old... Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

Now more than 90 guides, including: Subject guides Course guides General research guides 24 librarians/authors managing from 1 to 10 guides each Background: BC Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

Old Model No author access to guides All changes through Webmaster Minor changes Major revisions New guides Lack of timely updates Little opportunity or incentive to innovate Research Guides: Changing Roles Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

New Model Research Guides: Changing Roles Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

Research Guides: Changing Roles Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians “ Now, we can control just about all aspects of the guides, and we can take full advantage of all the Web 2.0 stuff that's out there.” - Gary Atwood, Reference Librarian, Babson College “LibGuides allows library instruction to be flexible, current, and constantly evolving. LibGuides has made changing content so easy. I find I can, either before or after a class, make a quick change depending on student questions or faculty needs.” - Margaret Cohen, Head Librarian, Educational Resource Center, Boston College “It’s the tool we were all waiting to have. Your web skills can be average – or even below average – and a nicely organized research guide will appear.” - Leslie Homzie, History/ Political Science Librarian, Boston College

RSS Tagging Facebook Access Chat User Polls Librarians Unleashed: Library 2.0 & Radical Trust Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians “We can only build emergent systems if we have radical trust. With an emergent system, we build something without setting in stone what it will be or trying to control all that it will be. We allow and encourage participants to shape and sculpt and be co-creators of the system.” - Darlene Fichter, University of Saskatchewan Libraries. “Library 2.0 and Radical Trust: A First Take,” Blog on the Side, April 6, 2006Library 2.0 and Radical Trust: A First Take Library 2.0 & Radical Trust …for librarians, too!

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Examples of librarians experimenting and exploring the possibilities offered by LibGuides Librarians Unleashed: Library 2.0 & Radical Trust Images RSS Feeds User Polls & Comments Tag Clouds Scripted Applications Beyond Research Guides

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Contributing pages to other librarians’ guides Using each other’s boxes as templates Sharing ideas and inspirations Collaboration: Learning & Working Together Inside...

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Collaboration: Learning & Working Together Inside... “Our government documents librarian or visual resources librarian can make a tab on one of my class guides, and it immediately (by their separate profile info) makes them known as the expert for that piece of the content.” - Tiffany Hebb, Coordinator of Instruction, DePauw University Libraries “I enjoy seeing how the different disciplines use the LibGuides. I thought we really learned a lot from viewing each other’s.” - Margaret Cohen, Head Librarian, Educational Resource Center, Boston College

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Searching and browsing LibGuides at other institutionsSearching and browsing Reading and participating in the LibGuides ForumLibGuides Forum Helping to shape the product Collaboration: Learning & Working Together …and outside

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Moving Forward: Next Steps & Ongoing Issues Ideas and Innovation Making guides more interactive Taking advantage of 2.0 features Balancing creativity and standardization Managing the Workload Easy (and fun) but still new and different work With freedom comes responsibility

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians Links & Contact Info BC – About BC – Other LibGuides Library Sites - Examples: Librarians Unleashed – LibGuides Community Site – Demo Accounts - Ken Liss, Communication Librarian, Boston College | | Or find me in FacebookFacebook

Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008LibGuides Librarians QUESTIONS?