Tomer Katz, Ex Libris Student retention programs usually ignore metrics regarding the students’ use of course resources. But are they missing an important factor in student retention? We’ve put this question to test and came back with some interesting results. But first, let’s take a look at what student retention is. Simply put, retention refers […] The post Course Resource Lists and Student Retention: Improving Prediction Models appeared first on Ex Libris.
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Jackie Sherlock, Ex Libris I’ve been working in mobile technology for almost six years, and that’s got me thinking about how my relationship with my phone has changed since 2014. My phone is my entertainment, my bank, my shopping mall, my picture gallery and the way I stay in touch with people. When 72% students […] The post Appy ever after? “Sticky” apps and the student experience appeared first on Ex Libris.
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Dani Guzman, Ex Libris Academic libraries play a key role in supporting a university’s research, and their involvement can amplify the work of researchers significantly. University College London (UCL) is a fitting example. The UCL Library Services team is driving open-access publishing across the institution in ways that are raising the visibility of research output. […] The post Propelling Open-Access Publishing at UCL: An Interview with Paul Ayris appeared first on Ex Libris.
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Dani Guzman, Ex Libris Research is at the core of higher education institutions’ success. To better understand how institutions are meeting the challenges of today’s research environment, we sat down with Dr. Martin Kirk, director of research operations for King’s College London. (You can listen to the full audio of the interview below.) Dr. Kirk […] The post University research is like a moonshot. Here’s how institutions can reduce drag appeared first on Ex Libris. […]
Mike Richins, Director of Product Management — RapidILL, Ex Libris Cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality are making their way into the resource sharing space. Artificial intelligence, to take one example, could pave the way for predictive interlibrary loans. Imagine a library predicting ahead of time when a particular resource will […] The post Change is the name of the Interlibrary Loan game. Are you ready? appeared first on Ex Libris. […]
From policy shifts, to publishing, to international partnerships—universities are facing big changes to the environment they operate in. In this blog series, to help you track the latest developments, we will bring you a monthly round-up of the biggest global headlines from our specialist news service, Research Professional News. EU green deal The new president […] The post What’s new? The latest headlines in Global Higher Education and Research Policy appeared first on Ex Libris. […]
Interlibrary Loan Librarian? Here are 12 Insights for 2020 Mike Richins, Director of Product Management at RapidILL When I was in college, I basically stumbled into interlibrary loan. At the time, I was researching artists and went hunting for some referenced articles that piqued my interest. When the journal or a specific issue I wanted […] The post Interlibrary Loan Librarian? Here are 12 Insights for 2020 appeared first on Ex Libris.
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Barbara Rad-El, Senior Librarian, Ex Libris I was the recipient of the many emails that you – the Alma community – sent in for the 2020 Alma Around the World login competition, and as such was lucky enough to be able to see all the gorgeous, beautiful pictures you submitted. (To see a slideshow of […] The post Alma Around the World 2020 — Views from the Community appeared first on Ex Libris.
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I am happy to announce that Ex Libris has signed an agreement to acquire Innovative. Founded in 1978, Innovative is a highly respected company with over 40 years of experience in serving public and academic libraries. The company’s complementary software portfolio includes integrated library systems and solutions in the areas of resource sharing, library discovery, […] The post Ex Libris to Acquire Innovative: A Perspective from Bar Veinstein appeared first on Ex Libris.
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Ella Garrison, Ex Libris Research scientists and universities are always on the lookout for funding opportunities. In this blog series, we’ll look at what these institutions need the funding for and where they might be able to find it. To do that, we’ll be taking a deep dive into data collected over a period of […] The post Hear That Buzz in the Air? It’s Research Funding. appeared first on Ex Libris.
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