2018-03-19 Meeting notes
Date
Attendees
Notes
First open textbook workshop recap
- 8 attendees
- Attendees seemed engaged
- Should we follow up with the faculty who attended via their liaison librarians?
- Use follow up for workshop to learn but what they’re working on/interest
- Let liaisons know about workshop and propose it as an opportunity to talk with the faculty members
- Action item: Stephanie Roth will write email to liaison librarians to let them know someone from one of their departments attended the workshop about open textbooks
- Fox faculty member wanted to work on open learning materials
- Another Fox faculty member is part of textbook affordability project for state of PA
Copyright and Dissertation workshop
- 6 registrants so far
- Marketing via graduate school
- Future meeting: Discuss Graduate School’s Dissertation Handbook, which includes some incorrect information about copyright
Web presence
- Designated site editors and content contributors
- Representatives from strategic groups: ie Annie
- Focus on reviewing set of services offered by the library to patrons and looking at existing content and formulating new entities
- Reps will come up with a list of areas that need to be covered, look at possible overlap, and then work on moving forward to think about services and how we identify them/document them
- Umbrella of “research support”
- Emily is head of the web presence project at the libraries! (while Cynthia is out)
- Content revisions for website:
Core competencies for schol comm
- ETDs
- Copyright category
- Role of Undergraduates
- Help all kinds of students think about these issues: creative, activist, etc.
- Things these “personas” would need to know and what they come with in terms of experience or knowledge
- How to translate ideas to undergraduates
- Non-scholarly work and copyright
- What’s needed in the workforce
- Liaisons can document issues that come up while doing instruction
- The idea of the “citizen” or public life; “being a person in the digital world”
- Emerging Scholarship
- Too broad of a category? Can we break it down?
- Moving items to other categories
- What is a better way to define this group of items?
- Impossible to be comprehensive--bullets will just be examples