2020-12-08 Meeting notes

Date

Dec 8, 2020, 10am-11:30am

Attendees

  • Lisa Ngo, UC Berkeley

  • Jared Campbell, UC Davis

  • Ellen Augustiniak, UC Irvine

  • Sharon Shafer, UC Los Angeles

  • Elizabeth Salmon, UC Merced

  • Michael Yonezawa, UC Riverside [Today’s Notetaker]

  • Heather Smedberg, UC San Diego

  • Josephine Tan, UC San Francisco (co-chair) [Today’s Timekeeper]

  • Jess Waggoner, UC Santa Cruz (co-chair)

  • Sarah Houghton, California Digital Library

  • Chizu Morihara, UC Santa Barbara

Not attending

Discussion items

DISCOVERY VISION: We strive to design and implement the best possible discovery and delivery experience for our end users using data-driven decision making. We envision a network zone experience that will allow users to discover library materials across UC collections without sacrificing relevant results. As such, the default search and results interface should prioritize the success of typical users while providing additional functionality for more advanced users.

Item

Desired Outcome

Time

Who

Notes

Decisions

Actions

Item

Desired Outcome

Time

Who

Notes

Decisions

Actions

1

Updates from other SILS groups & project timeline

Share relevant items

10 min

Josephine

Sarah

PPC: has drafted a Minimum Viable Product sheet that FG’s will fill out

  • PPC MVP Document

Need to fill out the columns

2

Primo VE future support

Begin discussion on who/what group will support Primo VE

15 min

Sarah

There are links in Primo to report problems with records and within the link resolver to get support.

  • Where will these links go? To the CDL Help Desk (since we’ve provided Discovery-level support via Melvyl)? To a contact at each campus library (since we have 10 Primo instances)?

  • CDL Help Desk staff want to continue to provide support, but not if the campus libraries would prefer that feedback to go to them.

  • There is also the question of how much these links are actually used and whether or not it matters. Maybe the existing Alma campuses can help us with that one.

Need to decide which is the preference?

3

Check-in: UX Testing Subgroup Partnership Work

Discuss any updates

15 min

All

References

Are there areas where one subgroup’s UX testing may be better suited to be covered by another subgroup?

Approach to building towards our final Primo VE configuration recommendations (due by 2/5/21):

  1. Look at each of our UX subgroup’s recommendations that relate to where group’s assigned themselves on the Configuration Recommendations Workbook.

  2. Define Minimum Viable Product

  3. Formulate our recommendations and possibly have something similar to CSU's Configurations recommendations.

  • Decision pages for sharing settings and configurations among instances especially since we do not have access to each others instances is desired by group members.

  • Process for identifying crossover configurations by different groups? Some desire for having recommendations come from systemwide down, e.g., language and text for ILL

 

4

Notes from last week’s mtg

Helpful reference for agenda item #3 above

 

 

Proposal: based on ExL Setup doc, each subgroup fill in.

Concern: this setup document is so skeletal that it might not provide enough structure.

Guiding principles: Minimum Viable Product.

For recommendations, how do we break them down into what’s possible and who needs to do them?

  • ILL did see success in talking through with Fulfillment FG to see if any pain points were clearly “FFG” vs. Discovery.

High and Medium priorities are both candidates for consideration.

Can we have a section or process for recording issues we expect to need to iterate on quickly, even if we don’t have a specific recommendation?

IF

  • subgroup recommendation is Discovery’s responsibility (based on discussions with other interested FGs) AND

  • subgroup recommendation should be addressed to get to an MVP (high or medium priority)

THEN

Note your recommendation in the appropriate “Area” in a draft recommendation document. “Areas” will start as groupings based on ExL initial configuration document.

If there is no row where an MVP recommendation fits (based on the “areas” in the Initial Setup document) do still include them in a separate section. If there are enough of these, we’ll organize into topics.

 

 

5

End User Name Subgroup

Gather feedback on proposed names

50 min

Jess, Ellen, Elizabeth

End User Group Presentation (with slides) by J/E/E. Presentation is being given to various groups.

“Name” would appear next to logo but would not appear as a scope or within language within Primo VE (unless that is what a group like Discovery FG recommends)

Examples of:

  • Minimalist Approach (Jess)

  • Distinctive Approach (Elizabeth): Eureka, Beacon, and UC LIbHub

  • Complete feedback form individually

  • Share presentation with other local groups but feedback is desired by end of business Thursday, 12/10/20

EUNS End user name proposal feedback https://forms.gle/KNm6ag77JpmMrF6G9

6

Homework

Prepares team for next meeting

 

All

(Discussion of EUNS interests)

Config form discussion, e.g. @Lisa Ngo (Unlicensed) 's concern about languages, which are not configurable and need ExL to enable.

 

All: Take 2 questions back to your local group(s). What should be in the concept of ‘everything’. What should or should not be pre-filtered?

 

7

Parking Lot/Q&A

Save these issues for future discussion & comments

 

 

 

 

 

 

R

Note from @Sharon Shafer (Unlicensed) regarding agenda item 1. UCLA Library ingested the Film and Television Library catalog records during the Alma data harvest and there was concern about the unique needs of item display and search for the film and television records. UCLA Discovery Functional Group started a document to examine the MARC fields and their function. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qWW7wr3pWau7wbAbthSB9lLcv3T0xYol990FV48MpbM/edit Should we share this with RMFG?

 

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