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Title: Asian Online Statistics: a pilot project


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  • Asian Online Statistics a pilot project
  • Cathie Jilovsky

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Outline
  • CAVALs online statistical benchmarking services
  • CAUL Online Statistics
  • Asian Academic Libraries online statistics pilot
    project
  • background
  • description
  • progress report
  • evaluation

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Online Statistical Benchmarking
  • online statistical benchmarking service developed
    by CAVAL
  • gather, store, analyse provide access to data
  • data about users, operations, personnel,
    services, collections user populations
  • for better business service decisions, improve
    library visibility, increase user satisfaction

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CAUL Statistics
  • The Australian New Zealand Academic Library
    (CAUL) Statistics
  • CAUL Council of Australian University
    Librarians
  • CONZUL Council of New Zealand University
    Librarians

http//www.caul.edu.au/stats/
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CAUL Online Statistics
http//statistics.caul.edu.au
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Asian Online Statistics
  • sponsored by the iGroup (Asia)
  • pilot project objectives
  • development provision of an online statistical
    website
  • implementation of sophisticated functionality
  • improvements to the collection processes for the
    individual libraries
  • provision of a sustainable online statistical
    service for the iGroup Asian member libraries

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Implementation process 2006
  • introductory workshops in Hong Kong, Malaysia,
    Singapore Thailand
  • initial site development by CAVAL
  • 35 data elements data definitions agreed
  • pilot data entry
  • Phase 1 agreed collect data for 2005 2006

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Implementation process 2007
  • 2nd set of workshops
  • details of site functionality
  • understanding the data definitions
  • August 2007 - data entry commenced
  • 8 Thai libraries 4 Malaysian libraries
  • CAVAL providing help desk assistance as
    required

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Implementation process 2008
  • 8 Hong Kong Libraries joined
  • 2 Singapore libraries joined
  • Phase 2 commenced collection of 2007 data
  • validated data began to be available for online
    benchmarking
  • evaluation of pilot consideration of future
    directions

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Pilot benefits (1)
  • local benefits
  • tracking each library over time
  • developing staff expertise
  • institutional benefits
  • showing the contributions of the library
  • national benefits
  • comparing with other institutions
  • gaining national overview of library services

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Pilot benefits (2)
  • regional benefits
  • comparing with similar libraries in other
    countries
  • learning from the differences
  • global benefits
  • greater understanding of the role of libraries
  • an opportunity to be involved contribute to
    this regional development

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22 Participating Libraries
  • Hong Kong 8 university libraries
  • Malaysia 4 university libraries
  • Singapore 2 university libraries
  • Thailand 8 university libraries

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Asian Statistics site
http//statsasia.caval.edu.au
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Functionality
  • compare institutional data
  • calculate ratios
  • display summary statistics
  • produce graphs
  • download data
  • input data module

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Institutional Data example
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Data by country example
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Ranked List example
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Graphs example
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Input Data example
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Help example
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Data elements
  • Library Organisation
  • Library Staff
  • Library Services
  • Information Resources
  • Library Expenditure
  • Institutional Population

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Asian Statistics pilot - challenges
  • cultural language differences
  • physically located across a wide geographic area
  • practical issues
  • different currencies
  • different financial academic years
  • varying technical backgrounds
  • varying local infrastructure support
  • little tradition of sharing data
  • lack of familiarity with practicalities

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Evaluation Process
  • usability of the site
  • clear consistent definitions
  • individual feedback from participants
  • benchmarking possibilities
  • resolving issues data differences
  • cant compare apples with oranges

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What next?
  • Peer Libraries
  • Asian Libraries
  • CAUL Libraries
  • ARL Libraries
  • Global Libraries
  • Compare like with like

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Questions?
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CAVALLinking Leading Libraries
  • Cathie Jilovsky
  • Email cathie.jilovsky_at_caval.edu.au
  • Web http//www.caval.edu.au
  • Online Statistics
  • http//statistics.caul.edu.au
  • http//statsasia.caval.edu.au

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