by Jo Alcock
by James Clay
by Helga Perry
by Alison McNab
Preliminary results from a breakout session on "mobilising your e-content for maximum impact" led by Ruth Jenkins and Alison McNab at UKSG 2012 http://lanyrd.com/2012/uksg12/
Around 170 publishers, librarians and others brain-stormed, over the course of two sessions, on the different barriers and challenges that limit the potential of mobile interfaces and apps to provide access to subscription e-content on-the go.
by Matt Borg
by Tim Fletcher
by Matt Machell
by Kay Munro and Rosemary Stenson
by Claire, Sarah Barker and Adam Watson
by Peter Kargbo, Gary and Jason Curtis
by Peter Kargbo
by Sarah Barker
by Gary
by Adam Watson
by TeamScarlet
by Mike Jones
The session will include a presentation on the m-biblio project (http://mbiblio.ilrt.bris.ac.uk/) which is being undertaken at the University of Bristol. The project is funded by JISC under the m-library innovation programme and runs until the end of July 2012.
The project is investigating the use of mobile devices in capturing references and looking at how it might be possible to gather useful statistics for the Library, including data about library items that are often confined to branches such as periodicals, journals and reference books. The presentation will cover a number of topics, including technical issues and findings from a workshop held with students on the challenges they face in managing references.
There will be plenty of time to discuss any issues raised in the presentation or other issues relating to bibliographic management.
by Ed Fay
by Keren
by ostephens