The Fall 2012 University Libraries Web Analytics Reports, as well as the UL Web Continuous Quality Improvement Plan, are now available on SharePoint here.
The reports show usage data of:
Stats for Spring 2013 will be forthcoming.
We’re giving our Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) User Interface a new coat of paint. It will be unavailable Tuesday May 14th and Wednesday May 15th. Please email Theresa Boware at tboware@uakron.edu for assistance during this time.
The files referenced at today’s strategic planning presentation can be found on the Strategic Planning Documents SharePoint.
Are you using Internet Explorer? Do web pages look like the following?
Then it’s very likely that you have Internet Explorer’s “Quirks Mode” turned on. Quirks Mode renders web pages as if you were using Internet Explorer 5.5, breaking the page’s display.
You can rectify this by doing the following:
Follow or tweet this event with #mooclib.
If you’re unable to attend this event in person, view it live on the web or watch the recording on YouTube at a later time.
Join OCLC Research and the University of Pennsylvania Libraries in person at the Hall of Flags, Perelman Quadrangle and also live on the web for thoughtful and provocative presentations about how libraries are already getting involved with MOOCs. Whether your institution is already on board or on the fence, you’ll learn from the pioneers how library content and services can be represented in these new learning environments, and about opportunities for new discussions with partners in supporting learning on campus.
If you plan to view the free event online, we encourage you to register to view the live webcast. Registration is free and optional, but it allows us to contact you if there should be any technical issues with the webcast.
If you plan to join us in Philadelphia there are still a few spots remaining so be sure to register now to attend in person to secure your spot at this free event. A block of hotel rooms have been reserved at the Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel for your convenience. The room rate is $195 per night plus 15.2% tax. If you plan to attend this event in person, we strongly encourage you to make your hotel reservations as soon as possible. See the hotel accommodations information on our website for complete details.
Are you considering a trip to D.C. for the 28th Annual Computers in Libraries conference in April? This year’s Computers in Libraries 2013 theme–Evolving in New Directions–focuses on mobile devices and electronic collections and how their use is changing the spaces and services in libraries. The sessions and speakers featured will focus on the skills, competencies, and roles that are evolving to deal with all these changes in our communities, campuses and organizations. Opportunities abound but taking risks and trying new and different things is always a challenge. Computers in Libraries 2013 shares how leading edge libraries and information services are evolving, managing and excelling.
Did you know that, as an OHIONET member, you could be saving more than 50% on registration fees?
Interested? Intrigued, even? Check out our event description page for links to the latest program updates and registration options.