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Wednesday, February 02, 20111Event Name and VenuePilot implementation of campusMDavid Clark
Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue2Pilot of CampusMSurvey of mobile device usage  Survey resultscampusM PilotMobile applications we developedTechnologies to monitorRecommendations
Mobile devices survey What we did For two weeks during March 2010 we published a survey through the portal to all staff and students on all campuses. The objectives of the survey were to establish what appetite staff and students had for using mobile devices (Smartphones / standard phones / eBook readers), what they used and how they used them. We had over 800 responses from all campus’s
Some of the questions we asked…Do you have a mobile device (eg phone, notebook, e-book reader, Smartphone)?What features are currently available on your mobile devices?How often would you use each of these features?If necessary, would you be prepared to upgrade your device to access the extra services?If you have used e-books, what do you like about them? What do you dislike about themWould you be happy to be contacted about future research in this area?  What category best describes you? Student, Staff (not teaching or research related), Staff (Teaching/Research)If applicable - Please state your level/category of study (egpostgrad taught, postgrad research, undergraduate)What nationality are you? (Optional)The results.........
Pilot implementation of campusM
Mobile devices survey results – staff & students on all campus’s
Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue7Pilot of CampusMMain DeliverablesInstall & configure Ombiel’s campusM  softwarePilot the software to approximately 300 students (PG & UG) * some staff licenses are available for testingEstimate the cost of rolling this out live to all are UK and international campuses.To evaluate support requirements in the live environmentProvide some basic branding for the applicationInvestigate potential uses for Prospective Students & PG/UG Open DaysMake further recommendations for use in supporting our delivery of research & learning.
Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue8Pilot of CampusMApplications to be delivered :-Campus ‘push’ AlertsCampus MapsFriend LocatorNews/EventsUoN Pocket guideLibrary catalog searchCourse timetableFinancial Accounts
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Technologies we should monitor‘Bluetooth 3 & 4 will support faster data transmission’ – devices that can talk to each otherThe mobile web: 2011, over 85% of mobiles will include some form of browser. The trend towards larger screens will further enhance the usability of the mobile web. More people will encourage greater numbers of people to access conventional websites on mobile devices’‘Mobile platforms will become more diverse’. Can we choose a standard to support as many as possible?Application ‘stores’: App stores will be the primary way to deliver applications to Smartphones. Application stores are becoming the fundamental way that users use Smartphones – they can generate a lot of moneyEnhanced Location Awareness: GPS will be the primary, but not the only means, of establishing handset location. ‘By the end of 2011, over 75% of devices shipped in mature markets will include GPS’Local privacy regulations, ensure that applications that expose location are ‘opt in’ – there will be concerns and risks which have to be investigatedTouchscreens: are emerging as the dominant user interface for large screen handsets – 60% of handsets will be touch screen by 2011 in Western Europe and North America
Recommendations (1)Libraries should investigate:The use of texting alerting services created by the library management system – alerts / notifications /facts / updates/ book renewal / fines /general library service information/audio tours for new students      * 55% of users at Cambridge were in favour of being able to access the library catalogue from a mobile phone. Other recommendations from users include providing information on opening hours, location maps, contact information, library catalog, electronic books, study aids, tutorials, training sessionsProviding staff/students with an mobile interface to some of the data in our library system / reference / searches / loans Develop a standardised  developer frameworkDevelop for as many mobile devices – don’t commit to one technologyDon’t provide information on mobile devices that cant be found some where else – this would cause problems for staff/ students who don’t own a capable phone
Recommendations (2)We already have access to a considerable volume of material through a number of sources. (600,000 books in our collections that are already available electronically) It would be useful to continue to work with publishers in this areaIt would be worthwhile revisiting this area on a regular (probably annual) basis to examine and review progress in this area and recommend further initiatives in this areaContinue to monitor development of Digital Rights Management, eBook reader formats and hardwareContinue to trial the devices in small groups of staff and students
Recommendations (3)Identify content for Student channelsIdentify content for Staff channelsThe Web Strategy should include a mobile devices strategyContinue to make mobile content available through services such as iTunes U and CampusM, but ensure that it is not limited to, or targeted at one specific device (such as the iPhone) as this would severely limit the take up and use of the servicesInvestigate integrating with the VLEMove towards ensuring Web-based content is available in format suitable for mobile devices, as well as moving towards a policy of making data available via web interfaces as far as possible
What next?Comprehensive mobile strategyInfrastructure – roll outArchitectureInvestigate the use of mobile devices in Learning and Teaching
Questions?david.clark@nottingham.ac.uk

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Pilot implementation of campusM

  • 1. Wednesday, February 02, 20111Event Name and VenuePilot implementation of campusMDavid Clark
  • 2. Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue2Pilot of CampusMSurvey of mobile device usage Survey resultscampusM PilotMobile applications we developedTechnologies to monitorRecommendations
  • 3. Mobile devices survey What we did For two weeks during March 2010 we published a survey through the portal to all staff and students on all campuses. The objectives of the survey were to establish what appetite staff and students had for using mobile devices (Smartphones / standard phones / eBook readers), what they used and how they used them. We had over 800 responses from all campus’s
  • 4. Some of the questions we asked…Do you have a mobile device (eg phone, notebook, e-book reader, Smartphone)?What features are currently available on your mobile devices?How often would you use each of these features?If necessary, would you be prepared to upgrade your device to access the extra services?If you have used e-books, what do you like about them? What do you dislike about themWould you be happy to be contacted about future research in this area? What category best describes you? Student, Staff (not teaching or research related), Staff (Teaching/Research)If applicable - Please state your level/category of study (egpostgrad taught, postgrad research, undergraduate)What nationality are you? (Optional)The results.........
  • 6. Mobile devices survey results – staff & students on all campus’s
  • 7. Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue7Pilot of CampusMMain DeliverablesInstall & configure Ombiel’s campusM softwarePilot the software to approximately 300 students (PG & UG) * some staff licenses are available for testingEstimate the cost of rolling this out live to all are UK and international campuses.To evaluate support requirements in the live environmentProvide some basic branding for the applicationInvestigate potential uses for Prospective Students & PG/UG Open DaysMake further recommendations for use in supporting our delivery of research & learning.
  • 8. Wednesday, February 02, 2011Event Name and Venue8Pilot of CampusMApplications to be delivered :-Campus ‘push’ AlertsCampus MapsFriend LocatorNews/EventsUoN Pocket guideLibrary catalog searchCourse timetableFinancial Accounts
  • 12. Technologies we should monitor‘Bluetooth 3 & 4 will support faster data transmission’ – devices that can talk to each otherThe mobile web: 2011, over 85% of mobiles will include some form of browser. The trend towards larger screens will further enhance the usability of the mobile web. More people will encourage greater numbers of people to access conventional websites on mobile devices’‘Mobile platforms will become more diverse’. Can we choose a standard to support as many as possible?Application ‘stores’: App stores will be the primary way to deliver applications to Smartphones. Application stores are becoming the fundamental way that users use Smartphones – they can generate a lot of moneyEnhanced Location Awareness: GPS will be the primary, but not the only means, of establishing handset location. ‘By the end of 2011, over 75% of devices shipped in mature markets will include GPS’Local privacy regulations, ensure that applications that expose location are ‘opt in’ – there will be concerns and risks which have to be investigatedTouchscreens: are emerging as the dominant user interface for large screen handsets – 60% of handsets will be touch screen by 2011 in Western Europe and North America
  • 13. Recommendations (1)Libraries should investigate:The use of texting alerting services created by the library management system – alerts / notifications /facts / updates/ book renewal / fines /general library service information/audio tours for new students * 55% of users at Cambridge were in favour of being able to access the library catalogue from a mobile phone. Other recommendations from users include providing information on opening hours, location maps, contact information, library catalog, electronic books, study aids, tutorials, training sessionsProviding staff/students with an mobile interface to some of the data in our library system / reference / searches / loans Develop a standardised developer frameworkDevelop for as many mobile devices – don’t commit to one technologyDon’t provide information on mobile devices that cant be found some where else – this would cause problems for staff/ students who don’t own a capable phone
  • 14. Recommendations (2)We already have access to a considerable volume of material through a number of sources. (600,000 books in our collections that are already available electronically) It would be useful to continue to work with publishers in this areaIt would be worthwhile revisiting this area on a regular (probably annual) basis to examine and review progress in this area and recommend further initiatives in this areaContinue to monitor development of Digital Rights Management, eBook reader formats and hardwareContinue to trial the devices in small groups of staff and students
  • 15. Recommendations (3)Identify content for Student channelsIdentify content for Staff channelsThe Web Strategy should include a mobile devices strategyContinue to make mobile content available through services such as iTunes U and CampusM, but ensure that it is not limited to, or targeted at one specific device (such as the iPhone) as this would severely limit the take up and use of the servicesInvestigate integrating with the VLEMove towards ensuring Web-based content is available in format suitable for mobile devices, as well as moving towards a policy of making data available via web interfaces as far as possible
  • 16. What next?Comprehensive mobile strategyInfrastructure – roll outArchitectureInvestigate the use of mobile devices in Learning and Teaching