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This document outlines the evolution and improvements of student support and library services across various universities, emphasizing the integration of technology, efficient space management, and user-centered design. Key features include the transition to mobile shelving, upgraded IT facilities, and the establishment of the i-zone for streamlined access to information and resources. With a focus on personalized support and accessibility, these initiatives aim to create conducive learning environments, foster collaboration, and promote academic success. Insights from multiple universities serve as a benchmark for future developments. ###
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Cathedral Court (Compass Centre) Medway • St Georges Centre Medway • Sports Centre Canterbury • Rochester House • Augustine House Canterbury • Augustine Arts Centre Canterbury • Library Facilities • North Holmes Road (Phase One) • Catering Services • St Gregory Music Centre Canterbury • Gym Refurbishment Sports Science • Relocation of Wye • Refurbishment of Summerville Science Labs AUGUSTINE HOUSE - IN CONTEXT
Harry Faulker-Brown’s ten commandments of desirable qualities for libraries • 6. Organised to impose appropriate confrontation between books and readers - (learners, hardcopy and electronic resources, IT, AV and presentation facilities, etc) AUGUSTINE HOUSE – A NEW LIBRARY
Open Static Shelving Compact Mobile Shelving TYPICAL LIBRARY FLOOR PLAN - SHELVING
Check my e-mail Take a Break Print my Work iBorrow laptop Library Support Self Issue & Self Return Access control Recharge my Wheelchair i-zone Printing and Catering Top-up Book a study Room ACCESS TO SERVICES - MAKING IT WORK
University Wide Co-ordination of Student Services for the Future – the Role of the i-zone
ISS = • Integrated model of student support service delivery, based on the “student first” approach • A single, easy access information service for staff and students • Available remotely and across the campus network • 07.09.09 Medway • 21.09.09 Broadstairs and Canterbury (Augustine House)
Tiered Approach to Supporting Students & Staff • Self Help – for staff & students via Ask the i-zone/FAQs • i-zone – the Helpdesk team at present: • face to face • telephone • e-mail • Expert Assistance • seamless referral to the specialised teams when 1st line fixes are not possible
Library Services Computing Services Corporate Information Services International Office Learning and Teaching Enhancement Unit Departments Supported • Student Finance • Student Recruitment • Student Accommodation • Registry • Student Support and Guidance
Call Logging • all enquiries logged • to Departments’ queues when unresolved • user notifications
Managing Calls • call tracking • SLAs • management statistics