Today sees the official launch of the Cambridge Libraries Widget:
http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/toolbox/camlibwidget.html
Developed in partnership between the UL and CARET, the widget is a unified interface for Cambridge library users, drawing together search facilities, library profiles, loans and requests in one easy-to-manage application. It's live in CamTools (Cambridge's VLE), Facebook and iGoogle.
The Widget is very much a product of the Arcadia Programme. It draws on the ideas of centering services around the user and providing relevance in resources and functionality which have proved such strong themes. At it's heart is a cross-institutional collaboration - a very Arcadia idea!
You'll need to be registered with a Cambridge Library to try it out at the moment ... but we're planning to write up what we did and how we did it at some stage so others can benefit too.
LibParlor Online Learning is live(!) & takeaways from launching a big
project
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This post serves two purposes – promotion of a new curriculum that launched
this fall aimed at supporting LIS professionals in developing their
research ...
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Congratulations Huw!
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