Title: 2 million users? 2 million libraries!
12 million users?2 million libraries!
- The HeadLine PIE hybrid library model
- John Paschoud, HeadLine Project Manager, LSE
- www.headline.ac.uk
- The Future is Hybrid, British Library,
01-Nov-2000
2What sort of Hybrid Library do users want?
- Different users want different things
- and there are 2 million HE users out there!
- Each user really wants a personal library
- ...with everything they want, and nothing they
don't - Let users discover resources, and they want
access too! - wherever they are
- Users often hunt in packs
- they learn collaboratively
3Web Portals
- What is a portal?
- Organised
- Mediated
- Configurable
- Access to a variety of materials
- Why are portals a useful model?
- Exemplify customisability and uniformity of Web
- Rapidly become most popular websites
- Customer loyalty - people tend to use just one
4and Hybrid Libraries
- What is a hybrid library?
- Organised
- Mediated
- Configurable
- Access to a variety of materials
- Obvious?
5The overall HeadLine model
LibraryUSERS
meeting ofResource with User
User Metadata
HeadLineDiscovery to AccessTools
HeadLinePersonal Information Environment (PIE)
(electronic) Resource Full-Content
Library Resources
Resource Metadata
6The HeadLine PIE
7What a User can do in the PIE
- Collection-building
- Discovery - Browsing
- Discovery - Searching
- of collection entries in the RDM
- within RDM collections (where accessible)
- Access
- Use-related metadata
- Full-content
- Interacting
8The PIE - architecture
RDM Edit Tools
RDM
librarian
OnlineResources
PIE-userinterface
RDMaccess
end-user
D-to-A Tools
PIE session profile
InstitutionalUserDirectory
AuthBroker
9How to maintain 2 million different library
collections
- The HeadLine Resource Data Model
- Structured Resources, Locations, Access
- Indirect links to actual resources
- Managing who can use what
- Supporting searches within collections
- Interoperability of the RDM
- Standard 'All Resources' lists from saved searches
10Beyond Personal Personalisation
- The concept of group information environments
- for departments, courses, friends...
- Sharing resource items
- Group discussion environment
- Threads searchable - like any other collection
11Installing a PIE for your library
- PIE is a single-library-service model
- but possibly with shared Resource data
- Entirely open components tools
- All developed packages available Jan 2001
12Extending the PIE model to serve the DNER
- Extending the RDM beyond library stuff
- to include 'directed' learning resources
- Scaleability
- Backend database (any SQL)
- Process distribution
- Portability
- Backend database (any SQL)
- Institutional directory service