Laura Ritchie, Professor of Learning and Teaching at the University of Chichester delivered a session on reading lists from an academic and a student perspective on Day Two of Talis Insight Europe 2018.
Laura Ritchie, Professor of Learning and Teaching at the University of Chichester delivered a session on reading lists from an academic and a student perspective on Day Two of Talis Insight Europe 2018.
Welcome to this month’s Developer Community newsletter. Be LTI-Ready for September 2018 Talis Aspire’s Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) tool allows deep embedding of lists and list sections in the learning management system. 50% of our customers are currently either live or testing this new integration, and it works with all the major Learning systems. See the introductory videos and find out how to get LTI setup in your learning system. Moodle 3.5 Moodle 3.5 is now in a stable release
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Bishop Grosseteste University have selected Talis Aspire to manage their online reading lists and copyright management. The decision was made by their Reading List Task Force, set up in 2017 and led by the Head of Library Services.
Leeds Beckett University are moving from their existing system, Rebus:List to Talis Aspire, in order to provide enhanced integration with their Library Management System, SirsiDynix Symphony. They will integrate Talis Aspire with their Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) Blackboard, to provide a more seamless experience for students and academics. They also aim to make use of Talis Aspire’s reporting and acquisitions tools in order to streamline library workflows.
As Talis User Group reps, Ann-Marie and I have organised the User Group Creativity Award for the last 2 years. For us, it’s always been a really interesting and inspiring way to see some of the brilliant work and ideas happening across the Talis Aspire community. We felt very lucky to be able to see these nominations!
The Talis Award for Excellence in marketing and engaging academics is for universities that show a dedication to academic adoption, impressive and creative methods and a well executed plan.
The University of Bradford have selected Talis Aspire to manage and deliver their online reading lists service. By improving library workflows with Talis Aspire, they hope to provide an improved experience for students with better access to resources. The University of Bradford is the second university this month to move from their existing system, Rebus:list.
The Talis Award for Excellence in implementation and management is for a university that shows dedication to implementing Talis Aspire, who have got stuck into the Talis Aspire community, and has shown impressive organisation and effort put in to achieve their migration goals.
The Talis University of the Year award is for a university that has shown continued, all-round dedication to improving student experience and library workflows with Talis Aspire, and is an engaged member of the Talis Aspire community.
The Talis Aspire User Group (TAUG) award for creativity is voted for by a panel of our TAUG representatives, from a shortlist of nominations from our TAUG community on their recent projects and achievements that show creativity and out-of-the-box, innovative ideas.
At Talis Insight Europe 2018, we held the Talis awards, to celebrate achievements in our global community over the past 12 months.