Janette Burke, Monash University, explores the shift to e, and it doesn't just stand for electronic but engaging, exciting, embracing change, enabling learning.
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Monash Context
• Big university
• Research intensive
• Global
• “Young and hungry”
• Resources-challenged
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Why eFirst?
• Embracing the future
o Value add, not transactions
• Enabling, not serving
o Partners and collaborators
o Capability building
o Platforms for community
• Leading, not following
• Making a difference
o Outcome focused
o Communicating the difference
we make
• A user view of the world
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Monash an early leader in recognising the
importance of managing disseminating data.
Over 140,000 records
o Publications required for government
reporting
o Journal collections
o Research data
o Student newspaper
o Patents
o Rare Books material
o PhD theses
o Faculty of Business and Economics
working papers
o Open Access material
Monash University Research Repository
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• Electronic publishing
• 50+ titles + Awards
• Open access
• Short print runs/print on demand
• Small team of staff
• Nurturing a culture of publishing
o Faculty based editorial boards
Monash University Publishing
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Electronic reading lists
• First in Australia to use Aspire
• Integrated with Primo and Moodle
• eLearning module created on how to
integrate with Moodle
• Others leading the way
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Building capacity
• Continue to develop our staff by providing
multiskilling and cross functional opportunities
• Build capability in the use of elearning
technologies and in the creation of elearning
content
• Continue to build on and develop collaborative
partnerships internally and externally
• Enhance understanding of the Library’s changing
roles and contribution through effective evidence