going mobile with boopsie, a case study

28
Going Mobile with Boopsie: A Case Study Tanya Prokrym IOLUG Conference Marion, IN May 6, 2011

Upload: indiana-online-users-group

Post on 06-May-2015

1.855 views

Category:

Technology


2 download

DESCRIPTION

by Tanya Prokrym, University of Notre Dame - The proliferation of mobile technologies has changed the way in which users view library resources. Industry analysts are forecasting that the mobile application market will grow to over $15 billion by 2013. This presentation describes one library’s journey to implementing a library mobile application. Each phase of the project will be discussed — evaluation, product selection, design, implementation, and support. The Boopsie environment will be demonstrated.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Going Mobile with Boopsie:

A Case Study

Tanya ProkrymIOLUG Conference Marion, IN

May 6, 2011

Page 2: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Presentation Outline

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• The Mobile World• Evaluation and Selection

• Implementation• Marketing• Demo• Best Practices

Page 3: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

The Mobile World

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

First call on handheld

First call on handheld

Firstmobilephone

Firsttextmsgs

1973 1982 1990s 1995 2007

Page 4: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

The Mobile World:One Size Fits All

• Surf the web• Listen to

music• Watch TV• Communicate

with Friends• Read Books• Take Pictures• Share Info• Readers (QR)• Locator• Check-out• Personal

networks

Page 5: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

The Mobile World

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 6: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Evaluation and Selection

Woodbury, Cason. LIVE101.ppt (NCSU:2010).

Page 7: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Top Level iPhones, Android phones, Palm Pre

Large touch screens, sophisticated web capabilities

Middle Level Blackberry, Nokia smartphones, Windows mobile, etc.

May lack touch screen and some CSS and JavaScript capabilities.

Low Level Web-enabled flip phones

Small screens, low web functionality

Evaluation and Selection

Woodbury, Cason. LIVE101.ppt (NCSU:2010).

Page 8: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Evaluation and Selection

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• What services are currently available?

• What services are suitable for mobile technologies?

• What tools can be easily created?

• What would be fun to see?

Page 9: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Evaluation and Selection

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• Channels Catalog search, library info,

loan services, mobile resources, video tours, alerts, events, mobile reference (sms), photos, instruction, locator services, social

• Platforms Mobile-friendly web app or

mobile app• Styles

Grid, touchbased, text-based, hybrid

• Costs

Page 10: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Evaluation and Selection

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Moore’s Law:

“Chips get twice as good just about every two years”

…so design for a two-year window

Page 11: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

ND Selection

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• Platform – mobile library appBOOPSIE

• Channels Catalog search, article search, library info, loan services, new resources, mobile databases, events, sms

• Style – Hybrid

TIME AND COST

Page 12: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Boopsie provides:

• Native client build for all platforms

• Baseline of library services

• iTunes / Market• Usage Statistics• Easy input of

content

Page 13: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

ND Selection

• Integration of ALEPH X-services

Page 14: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Implementation

• Content Selection• Google Docs• Boopsie training• Catalog Search• Test

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 15: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Implementation

*Pascal Calarco, Michelle Hudson, Tanya Prokrym, Linda Sharp

Page 16: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Number of Users

Page 17: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Users By Channel

Page 18: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Queries By Device

Page 19: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Marketing

•Students different from faculty

•eNewsletter promotion

•Library main page link

•Keep URL short

•Stall notesIOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 20: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Marketing•YouTube video

•Signatures

−Library overdue notices

−Email signatures

−Pens

−Reference cardsIOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 22: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Best Practices

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• Keep it simple• Don’t “mobilize” everything

• No high resolution images Remember: screen is tiny

Screen size and resolution

Page 23: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Best Practices

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

• Expose hidden content

• Transparency of design and interface

• Manage expectations

• Train

Page 24: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Final Thought

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

PATRON DRIVEN FOCUS

Page 25: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Questions?Tanya Prokrym

Electronic Resources [email protected]: 574-631-5938

Resources Cited:1. Griffey, Jason. Mobile Technologies and Libraries. New York: Neal-

Schuman, 2010.2. GSM Annual Report (Groupe Speciale Mobile)

http://www.gsmworld.com.3. Google images: TradeTang.com. 2010. and

http://www.psychobeing.co.uk/satanicfishnew/?cat=36 (evolution images); http://pepperdigitalblog.com/?tag=the-new-york-times

4. Word clouds - www.wordle.net 5. http://www. xtimeline.com/timeline/History-of-Mobile-Phones--

Cell-Phones-

Page 26: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Boopsie

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 27: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Boopsie

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011

Page 28: Going mobile with boopsie, a case study

Boopsie

IOLUG - Marion, In May 6, 2011