Presentation Title
The Sakaibrary Project: Accessing Licensed Digital Content Within Sakai
Presentation Summary
The Sakaibrary Project has implemented and started usability and pilot testing for a system within Sakai to search licensed electronic scholarly databases. From search results, Citations can be managed in the form of Citation Lists within the Resources tool. This presentation will describe and demonstrate various features of this project.
Presentation Description
The goals of this presentation are to:
- share and demonstrate the functionality developed for Sakai by the Sakaibrary Project - walkthroughs of various user (faculty, student, librarian) usage of the system.
- describe the various technologies the Sakaibrary Project employs (Metasearch engines, OpenURL Link Resolvers, OKI Repository OSID, modifications to Sakai Content).
- share "Phase 2" project enhancements.
- briefly describe the QA, usability and pilot testing process and results (though this is the main focus of the Sakaibrary Project Update Presentation).
Presenter's name
Susan Hollar
Brief Text Bio
Susan is Curriculum Integration Coordinator at the University of Michigan Library and co-Project Lead on the Sakaibrary Project. Susan has lead various projects at Michigan to integrate innovative information technologies with library systems.
Co-Presenters
Jon Dunn
Steve Smail
Jim Eng
Gaurav Bhatnagar
Project URL
http://dlib.indiana.edu/projects/sakai/
Topic Areas
Development, med
Pedagogy, low
Research Collaboration, high
Teaching, high
Learning, high
Implementation: Pilot, med
Instructional Design, high
Licensing/Copyright, med
Visioning for the Future, med
Intended Audiences
Developer/Programmer, med
UI/Interaction Designer, med
User Support, med
Faculty, high
Faculty Development, med
Librarian, high
Implementor, med
Instructional Designer, high
Instructional Technologist, high
Manager, med
System Administrator, low
University Administration, low
Presentation Format
Tool Carousel (in-depth tool demo)
Room setup required
Theater (rows of chairs)
Presentation Length
40 minutes