Open Source Hardware (OSH) Internet of Things (IoT) Door Counter is an affordable way for libraries to automate statistics collection. This poster will depict an exploded view of the parts used to build OSH IoT Door Counter and algorithm used to debounce the sensor and normalize the data collected.
We are currently testing a collaborative information discovery system in the Grainger Engineering Library Information Center IDEA Lab. The system allows multiple users to search multiple Library databases at one time. These tests will allow us to improve the system and promote information discovery as a collaborative process.
Head, Grainger Engineering Library Information Center and Berthold Family Professor in Information Access and Discovery, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Tuesday March 6, 2018 2:00pm - 3:15pm CST
Exhibit Hall
A good idea is always a good idea until it isn’t. Significant resources can be expended when experimenting with new technologies. This poster will depict a formal project management demand workflow that creates room for innovation while providing paths forward for adoption or discontinuation.
Beth is an Assistant Librarian at Texas A&M University where she is the Service Design Librarian. In this role she connects user experience and project management to develop and enhance library tools and services. She received her Professional Management Professional certification... Read More →
This poster will highlight the benefits of adding URIs to legacy MARC records to allow data to be shared across multiple platforms. Adding URIs will better prepare libraries to leave the siloed storage of MARC behind and enter into BIBFRAME and the wider world of linked data.
