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Designing for Mobile Computing

Designing for Mobile Computing. Matt Ball Donna Tolson Clemons Library University of Virginia. The Goal. Create a new kind of computing space on the main floor of the undergraduate library to enhance laptop and mobile computing use. …and reduce institutionally-provided computers.

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Designing for Mobile Computing

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  1. Designing for Mobile Computing Matt Ball Donna Tolson Clemons Library University of Virginia

  2. The Goal Create a new kind of computing space on the main floor of the undergraduate library to enhance laptop and mobile computing use …and reduce institutionally-provided computers

  3. The Process • Research (Oct. – Nov.) • Assess (Dec. – Feb.) • Design (Mar. – May) • Purchase & Install (June on) • Plan services

  4. Paper Survey Conducted week of Dec. 10th, 2007

  5. Paper Survey Results Undergrad 153 Grad 5 Faculty/Staff 2 Other 2 TOTAL 162

  6. Paper Survey Results Undergrad 153 Grad 5 Faculty/Staff 2 Other 2 TOTAL 162

  7. Paper Survey Results, Question 1 Did you bring your laptop to the library today? If yes, what will it be used for? Yes 89 No 79 Paper 27 21.25% E-mail 14 11.02 Study 13 10.23 Notes 12 9.44 Web 11 8.66

  8. Paper Survey Results, Question 2 Will you use a library computer today? If yes, what functions or software will you use? Yes 100 No 60 Web 40 26.66% Word 31 20.66 E-mail 24 16.00 Print 23 15.33

  9. Paper Survey Additional Results 30 respondents indicated that they used both their laptop and a library computer. 18 of those used the library computer to print from.

  10. Brainstorming Round 1

  11. Brainstorming Round 1

  12. Brainstorming Round 1

  13. Brainstorming Round 2

  14. Brainstorming Round 2

  15. Brainstorming Round 2

  16. Brainstorming Round 2

  17. Brainstorming Round 2

  18. Visualization

  19. Visualization

  20. Seating • not large • not wooden • mobile • variety • comfortable • contemporary

  21. Power • obvious • convenient • plentiful • an outlet at every seat

  22. Arrangement • spaciousness • individual space • group space • clear views

  23. Individual computing area

  24. Group computing areas

  25. Mobile computing areas

  26. Computing • printing from laptops • peripherals for loan • displays • scanners

  27. Food • healthy food • more choices • free water

  28. Security Security • not a big concern • for short breaks

  29. Light • natural • environmental • individually controlled • task lamps

  30. Atmosphere • contemporary feel • not silent • not distracting • art • plants • aquariums • NO TV screens • NO music

  31. Getting ready for fall • Collaboration with ITC on tech services • Training staff on laptop & peripheral basics • Signs & displays • Testing out peripherals & extras

  32. Ongoing assessment • data on use • focus group redux • feedback

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