Local teams
Each campus will have a local “End User Outreach” team. While the SILS governance does not specify the charge of local teams, a charge may include the following:
To work with your campus library Communications and/or Web team to adapt/add to templates from the SILS-EUOS team for communications:
Customizing emails, social media, and marketing materials from existing copy and visual elements provided by the SILS-EUOS team
Customizing text to explain local situations (e.g. additional consortia like at UCSD, or additional discovery layers that your campus may be using)
Creating templates for your library leadership (e.g. UL) to present at Academic Senate meetings
Creating templates for internal communications to library staff (this should be done in conjunction with the Communications Operations leads)
Working with your campus library web team on adapting your library website to include new services in SILS
How Primo will be displayed as a search box on your library homepage (some of this will also depend on decisions by EUNS and Discovery)
Will your Primo landing page (not your library home page) have additional text? (This may be determined by Discovery also)
Adapting copy for loan rules, etc for web pages (this will happen after rules are established by Fulfillment and/or other functional group teams)
Working with your campus Reference/Teaching team(s) to adapt SILS templates for:
Libguides
LibAnswers
Teaching with Primo (may be in conjunction with Internal Training team) - may involve creating templates, videos, etc
Ensuring that language to MELVYL and older names for the catalog are replaced. Refer to this checklist of places where Melvyl and/or catalog names might appear.
Time frame for local teams: Probably January 2021 through December 2021? A lot of the work will be done right around go-live, with the exception of the communications piece.
Members of Local Teams plus links
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Corliss Lee (chair) “Input group”: Ellen Dario, NRLF | |
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Merced |
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Riverside |
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San Francisco |
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Santa Barbara |
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The SILS mission is to transform library services and operations through innovation and collaboration. The future is shared!
Question? Contact AskSILS-L@ucop.edu