1. Reading Lists @ Glasgow A brief introduction

2. Roadmap to Reading Lists May/June 2012 – Aspire tenancy contract Result of evidence based research conducted by Learning and Teaching committee Surveyed both students and academics Based in the Library but billed as a university project with strong emphasis on improving access to resources and student satisfaction

3. First steps September 2012 – testing begins –Library catalogue –E-journals & books –Law links –Digitised online course materials Pilot Schools Identified –History –Law –English Language –Physics October 2012 – Course Materials Provision Officer appointed to promote Talis Aspire.

4. First steps Advocacy – raising awareness –Academics in pilot schools –Student Representative Council –Learning and Teaching –Moodle team –Widening the net Champions –Strategy for adoption at Glasgow –Adaptable to needs of individual areas

5. Talis Aspire Training Three days onsite training Valuable – increased awareness of Aspire in the library Insight into how other institutions deal with procedures Staff session (librarians and academics) with Ian Corns from Talis Excellent opportunity to make contact with Talis

6. 2013 – looking forward Live lists launched to students 7 th of January 2013 “Just created 3 bookmarks direct from the library catalogue--wonderfully easy! The students reported no difficulty in using the list for the first seminar this week. They didn't seem particularly excited about it, but said it was convenient to be able to click through to the reading.” Dr Karin Bowie – School of History

7. Stats Wednesday 16 th Jan 2013Wednesday 23 rd Jan 2013

8. Onwards! Widen participation Greater awareness –Campus eNews –Posters and drop-in sessions Moodle integration and course hierarchy in place for 2013/14 academic year Gauge level of support departments require from the library –Possibility of library staff adding lists. Use of feedback and statistical evidence as an advocacy tool Library procedures and support material in place