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THE MOBILE REVOLUTION IS HERE: engaging our users where they are Steven Chang, Librarian at Western Health Twitter: @StevenPChang #LibraryAus

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THE MOBILE REVOLUTION IS HERE:

engaging our users where they are

Steven Chang, Librarian at Western Health

Twitter: @StevenPChang

#LibraryAus

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A bit about me

• Hospital-based health librarian

• Previous roles: archival digitisation and research

• Active with ALIA Victoria and Health Libraries Inc

• My interests…

• User-experience (UX) design

• Mobile technology

• Evidence-based practice

• Systematic literature searching

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Western Health Library Services

● Hospital library service

● Serves wide range of clinical staff

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Today, let’s talk about...

• Mobile: the state of play

• Case study examples

• User experience design (UX)

• Opportunities and successes

• Challenges and solutions

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ADAPTING WITH

CHANGE

USERS BEFORE

TECHNOLOGY

ENGAGING USERS

WHERE THEY ARE

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MOBILE TRENDS,

TRAJECTORIES

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Serendipitous discovery

• BrowZine: visualising e-journals

• Embracing serendipitous

browsing in a search-centric world

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Mobile clinical evidence at the point of care

• Library at the

patient’s bedside

• Clinical librarianship

• Quick access to

pre-appraised evidence

summaries

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User experience (UX) design

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“The design of anything, independent of

medium, or across media, with human

experience as an explicit outcome, and human

engagement as an explicit goal”

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“There is no Mobile Web. There is only

The Web, which we view in different ways.”

Stephen Hay, UX Consultant (@StephenHay)

https://twitter.com/stephenhay/status/23350345962889216

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What happens when we get mobile UX wrong?

http://germantownlibrarywi.org/

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OPENING

AVENUES

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Opening avenues: training

• Mobile resources

training classes

• Drop-in sessions

• Face-to-face contact

• In-services

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Opening avenues: collaboration

New ways of engagement = new collaborative

initiatives

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Opening avenues: perception

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KEY CHALLENGES

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Key challenges: mobile data access

Limited or locked down WiFi

Unique hospital environment, for example

Socio-economic factors, class privilege, and

data usage

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Key challenges: staff development

http://23mobilethings.net/

https://heroesmingle.wordpress.com/tag/reality-librarianship/

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Key challenges: exposure

• Users may not associate mobile with library

• So…actively promote mobile services

• Make it seamless and intuitive

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???

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The role of culture

• Cultural environment may determine needs

• Age factor and technological confidence

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The future of mobile - where to next?

• We are always in beta. Be bold!

• Focus on your users, not your technology

– the tech is the means to an end

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References

Pew Research Centre http://www.pewresearch.org/

E-Reading rises as device ownership jumps http://www.pewinternet.org/2014/01/16/e-reading-rises-as-device-ownership-jumps/

NMC Horizon Report 2014: Libraries http://redarchive.nmc.org/publications/2014-horizon-report-library

NMC Horizon Report 2015: Libraries http://www.nmc.org/publication/nmc-horizon-report-2015-library-edition/

23Things: exploring mobile tools for library services http://23mobilethings.net

Ned Potter’s UX in Libraries Resource List http://www.ned-potter.com/ux-in-libraries-resource-list

Weave UX - Journal of Library User Experience http://weaveux.org/

BrowZine by Third Iron http://thirdiron.com/

Five minutes with…a clinical librarian http://www.theguardian.com/healthcare-network/2013/feb/15/five-minutes-with-clinical-

librarian

Heroes Mingle blog https://heroesmingle.wordpress.com/

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Questions, discussion?

LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/stevenchang1

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @StevenPChang

Blog: http://www.queryinglibraries.wordpress.com

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I’d love to hear from you! Contact me:

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Image attribution

NEC-Medical-137 - Photo by NEC Corporation of America with Creative Commons license

NASA Visualization Explorer https://www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/5958581666/

UCSD Geisel Library https://www.flickr.com/photos/dirkhansen/5133982502/

Electronic articles on your smartphone and tablet: http://www.slu.se/en/library/news/2015/3/articles-in-

your-smartphone-and-tablet/

All other images sourced from Pixabay.com

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