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Patrick SHANNON (Unlicensed) , Berkeley
Linda Michelle Weinberger , Irvine
Sabrina Simmons , Riverside
Scott Hathaway , Santa Barbara
Peter Devine , San Diego project lead
Alison Ray (CDL) , CDL
Aylin MedranoAmador, Alicia, UCLA guest
Dawson Kelly, UCSC guest
regrets:
Item | Desired Outcome | Time | Who | Notes | Decisions | Actions | ||
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1 | Record the meeting | remind Alison to record meeting | 1 | Alison | ||||
2 | Discovered discrepancy in digital lending report (from phase 1) | Notify group of discrepancy in phase 1 reports | UCB found that psychically retained records were double count found from ‘digital lending’ (reversed borrow count) in NZ | UCB keep retaining physical records & compare for next quarter (send email to sils-sysops@cdlib.org to get a ‘reverse borrow’ report out of NZ) | ||||
3 | Discussion of ‘phase 2’ | Statistical User Categories
| 40 | All | 3What is desired outcome?
What other reports have deficits? Would this solution assist with those? How to ascertain priority: How horrible is hole of lack of lending digital information? Would this hole occur with other resource sharing methods? (P2P) Qs for Steve: (notes from last ExL Analytics meeting) main goal: Solution for missing lending digital request info Impact on other illing methods (P2P - same problem of missing lending info with this?) How to go about implementing & testing What Alma user roles are needed to implement? Where does stat category info appear in analytics? (what subject areas & what fields inside those areas) How could we undo the categories if we found negatives consequences? | Ask ExL (Steven Burke) about coming to Nov 17 or Dec 2 at 10am |
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4 | Wrap up | Review actions and decisions | 5 | All | ||||
45 | Bike Rack | Capture important topics for future discussion | Other reports (besides Schedule C) we will need from Alma (look at VDX/CDL run reports for ideas?) dates (maybe later) → by months for reports pick up from hold shelf rate for AFN items (from borrower side…) | |||||
56 | Total | x/x |