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ACLA 2018 Friday, April 20, 2018 | Wilmington, NC NC LIVE Team Rob Ross Caroline Hallam Kim Henze Claire Leverett Executive Director Instruction Librarian Community Engagement Assistant Director Librarian Daniel Whitehead Zeb

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Friday, April 20, 2018 | Wilmington, NC

ACLA 2018

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NC LIVE Team

Rob Ross Executive Director Caroline Hallam Instruction Librarian Dawn Fulton Administrative Assistant Daniel Whitehead Web and Database Development Librarian Zeb Evelhoch Electronic Resources Librarian Claire Leverett Assistant Director Kim Henze Community Engagement Librarian

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NC LIVE Advisory Committees

Digital Services Advisory Committee

  • 12 members
  • 3 members from each COI
  • Nominated by Executive

Council representative

  • Each member serves a 3-year

term

  • Committee meets quarterly

Each advisory committee has: DSAC RAC OPPAC WAC Resource Advisory Committee Outreach, Promotions, and Partnerships Advisory Committee Website Advisory Committee

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$4.3M

State Library $1.3M CCs $0.5M NCICU $0.8M UNC System $1.7M

$3.6M Content $0.7M Operations

Funding

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Impact of Inflation

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A little context. From outer space.

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A little context. From outer space.

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Authoritative Content

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Current NC LIVE collection…

Authoritative Content

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RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Authoritative Content

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Discovery Service

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Discovery Service

We know…

  • Google & Amazon have raised patron expectations.
  • Patrons don’t want to be trained to search like a librarian.
  • Quality of content means nothing if patrons can’t find it.
  • Barriers to information can have devastating effects…
  • on health
  • on job readiness
  • on democracy
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We negotiated…

  • A Google-like discovery interface for all 205 NC LIVE libraries.
  • Integrates all library content into single search (print,

electronic, video, archives, etc.)

  • This meets user search expectations.
  • Offered at no cost to libraries.

PROQUEST SUMMON

Discovery Service

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Proxy Service

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EZproxy Service

NC LIVE launched proxy service in January 2016.

  • Brings library resources to users where they are.
  • Enables access to all library e-resources.
  • Sign-in once. Use as many resources as you like.
  • Offered at no cost to libraries.
  • Now upgraded to latest version.
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Website Service

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Website Service

IMPROVING LIBRARY WEBSITES

Public-facing features

  • More prominent search box
  • More icons, less text
  • Clean, contemporary design
  • Responsive design – looks good on any device
  • Meets latest WCAG 2.0 accessibility standards
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Website Service

IMPROVING LIBRARY WEBSITES

Back-end features

  • Built on LibGuides v.2
  • No web-design skills required
  • Comes with best practices design guide
  • Simple onboarding configuration tool
  • Integrates with discovery services
  • Integrates with chat services
  • Integrates with LibCal
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Website Service

Search- Focused Template

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Website Service

Events- Focused Template

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Potential Service: OER

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Per UNESCO: Any type of educational materials that are in the public domain or introduced with an open license. By replacing expensive commercially published resources, OERs save students money and lower the overall cost of higher education.

What is OER?

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  • Students pay average of $1,200 annual on textbooks.*
  • If NC colleges & universities adopted OER textbooks for

the top-50 courses in state, we’d save students approximately $100,000,000 annually.**

  • OER program in Georgia has saved students $26.1 million

in textbook costs since 2014.***

*https://trends.collegeboard.org/college-pricing/figures-tables/average-estimated-undergraduate-budgets-2017-18 **Based on analysis of similar-sized state, Georgia. ***http://affordablelearninggeorgia.org/documents/ALGAllDataApr1917.pdf

Value Proposition

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Ensure that the top-100 courses taught in college classrooms across North Carolina have access to high-quality, open, free textbooks.

Our Goal

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  • Statewide OER network (UNC, NCICU, CC).
  • Actively-curated statewide OER repository.
  • Content hosting.
  • Faculty adoption grants pool.
  • OER Training from Open Textbook Network.
  • Print on demand via UNC Press.
  • Help Desk support.

What You Would Get

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So far, the following have committed their support:

  • Margaret Spellings, UNC System President
  • Jennifer Haygood, Interim NCCC System President
  • Hope Williams, NCICU President
  • John Sherer, UNC Press Director

Building Support

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NC LIVE Training

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nclive.org/ instruction

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www.nclive.org/annualconference

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Connect with NC LIVE

@nclive @NCLIVEOnlineLibrary nclive.org/librarystaff/listservs help@nclive.org 919-513-0451