Title: Linking Digital Libraries and Virtual Learning Environments
1Linking Digital Libraries and Virtual Learning
Environments Addressing User Needs Nicole Harris
2 User Needs Analysis
ANGEL Initial Formative Evaluation -
semi-structured interviews (debates). Practical
design focus. Content and Interoperability
User Support Methods and Interface Practical
application Administration INSPIRAL Project -
specific remit for evaluation of join-up. Policy
focus. Stakeholder interviews Forums Work
shops
3INSPIRAL recommendations
- National standards, guidelines and case studies
in 4 key areas - interoperability
- staff collaboration
- development and training (both staff and
students) - evaluation
- Funding for projects with high levels of
institutional support showing real developments - Investigations into non-uptake
- Negotiations with commercial and service
providers.
4Recommendations from users
Resource Manager User Manager Scheduled
Services Manager
5Users asked for
- No more interfaces! (visual identity).
6Middleware and the Information Environment
Powell, Andy and Lyon, Liz. The DNER Technical
Architecture scoping the information
environment. University of Bath UKOLN, 18 May
2001. lthttp//www.ukoln.ac.uk/distributed-system
s/jisc-ie/arch/dner-arch.htmlgt.
7Users asked for
- No more interfaces! (visual identity).
- Take me straight there. Scenario A.
8Scenario A Single Sign-on
9Users asked for
- No more interfaces! (visual identity).
- Take me straight there. Scenario A.
- Dont cause me extra work (minimum
administration). Scenario B.
10Scenario B Maintaining Resources
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11Users asked for
- No more interfaces! (visual identity).
- Take me straight there. Scenario A.
- Dont cause me extra work (minimum
administration). Scenario B.
- Treat all resources equally (and some more
equally than others). Scenario C.
12Scenario C Appropriate Copy
13Users asked for
- No more interfaces! (visual identity).
- Take me straight there. Scenario A.
- Dont cause me extra work (minimum
administration). Scenario B.
- Treat all resources equally (and some more
equally than others). Scenario C.