CILIP Conference 2019 - Digital innovation - Andy Tattersall
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The document discusses the importance of asking the right questions when adopting new technologies in educational settings, emphasizing factors like usability, ownership, and support. It highlights common challenges such as platform duplication and varying technical competencies among users. The text also suggests utilizing personal networks and collaboration to address these issues effectively.
CILIP Conference 2019 - Digital innovation - Andy Tattersall
- 1. @ANDY_TATTERSALL TECHNOLOGY HAS ALL THE ANSWERS but we have to start thinking about whether we’re asking the right questions
- 2. Pioneer CDJ https://www.pioneerdj.com/en-gb/product/player/cdj-2000nxs2/black/overview/ THE DJ HYPE CYCLE ALL THIS TECHNOLOGY CO-EXISTS
- 4. How often will you use the technology? Who created it and who owns it? Can you export your content? Are they on social media and do they post regular updates? Is it intuitive to use? What do you get with the free version? Is there an alternative? Has it been around for long?
- 6. Learning technologists think of the pedagogy when adopting a new technology - we have to do the same
- 7. Where do you sit within your organisation? What are the competing messages from elsewhere?
- 8. Network regularly USE YOUR PLN Find out what else is going on in your organisation Marketing Corporate IT Other Libraries Academic Departments Professional Support Services
- 9. A coffee with the right person can be as good as a conference IAN PALMER Faculty IT Manager DR GRAHAM MCELEARNEY Senior Learning Technologist RUTH MACMULLEN MALLALIEU Scholarly Communications Licensing Manager
- 10. Common Problems • Duplication of platforms • Issues relating to third party software - support, data security • Hybrid platforms (Mendeley and Figshare both host data, Research Professional and Mendeley both promote funding sources) • Limited time for personal research and development • Technologies can come and go • Users have different needs/levels of technical competencies
- 11. It's OK to be a bull at a gate
- 12. Not everyone loves RSS as much as you do
- 13. SWOT ANALYSIS Some technologies will come with a myriad of questions (many of them not asked yet) JUST USE IT Some tools are just simple and can solve big problems, save money and be easy to use
- 14. Author your docs anywhere Collaborative (anyone can contribute to a piece of work) Free Can be hyperlinked and shared Version control or..... Open to abuse (if not shared properly) Cannot always access offline Organisations like the NHS can't always access it Google is not accessible in some countries Collaborative (anyone can delete a piece of work) Lacking quality reference management integration (Paperpile) SLA limited (free) One step forward....
- 15. The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don't really even notice it, so it's part of everyday life. Bill Gates https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/bill_gates
- 17. @Andy_Tattersall a.tattersall@shef.ac.uk Slides and images designed by Canva