London Metropolitan University join the Talis Aspire community
London Metropolitan University have selected Talis Aspire to manage their online reading lists and copyright management. This is part of a wider library project, as they update their LMS and discovery platform from Innovative Millennium to Innovative Sierra, which will be integrated with Talis Aspire. The Talis Services and Consulting teams will be working closely with teams at LMU to get Talis Aspire set up for the start of the new academic year 2018/19.
Catherine Phillpotts, University Librarian at London Met said “We are delighted to be working with Talis to bring a real improvement to the student experience as part of the University’s commitment to quality in education. The benefits realised will enable our students to find and access quality resources much more easily, and at the same time will improve processes for staff updating reading lists and purchasing the required resources.”
“We are delighted to welcome London Metropolitan University to the Talis Aspire community. They join a growing number of universities who are managing their online reading lists with us and we hope they will benefit from the experiences shared within the community. We are looking forward to them using the latest versions of the list view and list edit that we have been introducing to our universities over recent months.” said David Errington, CEO of Talis.
London Metropolitan University offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Their graduates are highly skilled and highly employable; 95% of London Met students are in work or further study within six months of graduation according to the most recent Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey.
The University’s main campus is in Holloway, North London, where the schools of Sciences and Computing and Social Sciences and Humanities are located. The Business & Law School is currently in Moorgate and the Sir John Cass School of Art, Media and Design in Aldgate.
