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An Introduction to the JISC TILE Project

An Introduction to the JISC TILE Project. TILE was tasked with three objectives in relation to the onward development of HE library and Information Environment services to investigate the scope & scale of Library 2.0 in UK HE i.e. current library uses of Web 2.0 applications and services

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An Introduction to the JISC TILE Project

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  1. An Introduction tothe JISC TILE Project TILE was tasked with three objectives in relation to the onward development of HE library and Information Environment services • to investigate the scope & scale of Library 2.0 in UK HE • i.e. current library uses of Web 2.0 applications and services • to identify the most significant related challenges (‘Pain Points’) facing library systems development • & document using the methodology of the international e-Framework • to propose a high level library domain model positioning these challenges in a library ‘business process’ context • which might assist library service partners to develop a shared articulation of service objectives and functions

  2. First year History students searching for Napoleon Also borrowed … They downloaded … They rated this resource as … They also recommended ... T I L E Mark van Harmelen Paul Bacsich Ian Chowcat Phil Nicholls David Kay Ken Chad Towards Implementation of Library 2.0 & the e-Framework

  3. Supermarkets “Supermarkets gain valuable insights into user behaviour by data mining purchases and uncovering usage trends. Further insights are gained by analysing purchasing histories, facilitated by the use of store loyalty cards.” Dave Pattern, University of Huddersfield – TILE Workshop – December 2008

  4. Libraries…? “Librariescould gain valuable insights into user behaviour by data mining borrowing and uncovering usage trends. Further insights are gained by analysing borrowing histories, facilitated by the use of library cards.” Dave Pattern, University of Huddersfield – TILE Workshop – December 2008

  5. Concentrate and characterise the intelligence (patterns of user activity) existing in HE systems at institutional level in order to deliver ‘webscale’ services of value throughout the community – to undergraduates & researchers, to lecturers & librarians and the institutions themselves.

  6. TILE Pain Point Deriving Context My I.D. From VLE or Registry? My Studies Modules from VLE or VRE My Activity LMS/VLE/etc Click streams My Context My Networks e.g. FaceBook Subject Networks My Responses Bookmarks Reviews & Ratings Not in initial specification My Publications Academic Standing My Parameters Incl. Location & Override My Interests Keywords User controlled HE ‘controlled’ Automated

  7. With critical mass of activity data from ‘Day 1’, this brings to life the opportunity to embrace and curate user contribution (UGC including ratings, reviews, bookmarks, lists) Barriers to contribution & use of contributed information will be as low as possible Benefits of contribution will be clearly visible with real promise of being useful

  8. TILE Pain Point 2 Enabling Contribution Library 2.0 ‘Catalogue Related’ Activity Examples Metadata only Metadata + Resource Create Author BL Local Catalogue Discover Search Locate WorldCat Authorise Approve Validate SUNCAT Mash Reuse OER Intute Deliver Access Request Enhance Catalogue Tag Repositories COPAC Publish Expose Liberate Archives LibraryThing Recom- mend Rate Review Consume Use Local VLE Google Scholar Curate Sustain Persist My Website Business Processes Services

  9. Virtual Library Scenario: One Student’s Experience “The online catalog of CSU Libraries holdings includes user-generated ‘tags’ and other recommended books associated with individual titles.” “ Debbie shares her research experience with other history students in the CSU social networking space.” California State University (2008) http://www2.cdl.edu/ats/

  10. What? The Services How? The Data

  11. Distributed … Content anywhere Catalogue anywhere Concentration of … Context data Catalysing contribution Across … An Institution A Consortium The national system Global communities What’s the economics take on this topic? What’s recommended in the VLE? What do undergraduates elsewhere read? Did anyone highly rate a textbook? What’s did last year’s students download most?

  12. TILE Deliverables • The TILE public deliverables are individually available for download from • http://misc.jisc.ac.uk/tile • http://www.sero.co.uk/jisc-tile.html • TILE 01: The TILE Project - An introduction • TILE 02: Recommendations • TILE 03: Library 2.0 Perceptions and responses in UK HE • TILE 04: Library 2.0 Survey Charts • TILE 05: Library 2.0 Survey Open Responses • TILE 06: TILE Library Domain Model • TILE 07: Creating Context & Enabling Contribution – Architectural Proposals • TILE 08: Creating Context & Enabling Contribution – e-Framework SUMs

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