Libraries and Learning Commons
Explore the journey of digitizing learning spaces at a large academic library, Texas State University, through a $40 million multi-year project. Discover how a unifying theme of digital literacy drives innovation in a third space for learning, combining multimedia studios, information literacy labs, and technology centers. Witness the impact of interdisciplinary collaboration, specialized software, and digital resources in shaping the future of education.
Libraries and Learning Commons
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Libraries and Learning Commons Ray Uzwyshyn, Ph.D. MBA MLISDirector, Collections and Digital ServicesTexas State University
Alkek Library Learning Commons2017-2022 • Large Academic Library (7 Fl.) • Texas State University, 36,000 Students • Carnegie Class Doctoral University (Higher Research Activity) • Overview Video Multi-Year Learning Commons Project, 3 Large Phases, ~ 40 Million Total Budget Multi-Year, Project, 3 Large Phases ~ 40 Million Total Budget
University of West Florida Skylab • Information Literacy Lab/Classroom • Multimedia Studio • Digital Media Conversion Center Unifying Theme: Digital Literacy University of West Florida, ~12000 FTE 500K Project (2010-2011) Proposal, Presentation, Video Overview White Paper
Space, Technology, Learning CollaborationThird Space for Learning Cross fertilization of:ProjectsPeopleSkillsets Multimedia Studio Information/Digital Literacy Lab Technology Media Conversion Center
Learning Spaces Directions • Interdisciplinarity • Digital Literacy • Multimedia • Specialized Software, Hardware , Human Resources CollaborationAmong DivisionsAcademic Technology,Faculty Teaching CentreCore Systems/Technology Resources,LibraryUniversity IT Writing Center Audience Faculty Students, Academic Community
