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Vision – revisited?

July 7th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

Not urgent or critical that we discuss or act on this now – but I wanted to add an additional comment about the vision statement.
I think we need to include something about the interactive nature of the new LIS website in the vision statement. Will the new LIS web site serve as an effective multi-directional communication tool for LIS staff and our users?
Does the vision statement adequately reflect the self-service component of our charge?

Here is the current vision statement:
We are creating a web site with intuitive navigation, easy access to services and resources, inviting interfaces, and a workflow that allows simple maintenance.

The Vision – (close to) final proposal

June 30th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

Team project planning:
Define a compelling vision – what you want to accomplish – and why; wiifm for those affected

We are creating a web site with intuitive navigation, easy access to services and resources, inviting interfaces, and a workflow that allows simple maintenance.

Team Vision – yet another proposal

June 26th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

We are creating a dynamic and interactive web presence with intuitive navigation, easy access to services and resources, inviting interfaces, and a workflow that allows simple maintenance.

LIS Web Presence Team – Charge and Deliverables

June 26th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

Some clarification on the charge after talking with Jeff this afternoon.

THE CHARGE:
The charge for this team is to design, develop, and maintain the LIS web presence, which serves as a means to provide the entire Middlebury community with information about services and resources, as well as a means to actually deliver those services, and provide access to resources.

THE DELIVERABLES/PRIORITIES
Create brand new LIS Web Presence
Easy to find (things), easy to use, easy to maintain, user centric, more self-service
Involve end-users: develop + test
Beta 11/9
Public Beta Test 12/10/09
Public Launch 01/04/10

Develop LIS staff work flow and content management, protocol procedures – apply to new web presence
Test 10/11/09
In place 12/09

Asses/evaluate new LIS web presence (end-users)
04/2010 + ongoing

Develop “site-refresh” strategies
08/2010

Team Vision Statement

June 25th, 2009 by Jess Isler

To fulfill the LIS vision, “We bring knowledge to you,” we are creating a stronger presence for LIS within the College website. With intuitive navigation and inviting interfaces, and a workflow that allows simple maintenance, we will provide easy access to our resources and services. The community will gain a dynamic website that enables interaction, knowledge sharing, and communication about the great work we do.

Vision – Jim

June 25th, 2009 by James Beauchemin

To deliver quality information in a timely manner using a clear and intuitive user interface.  To incorporate tools and structures in web form for ease of navigation and search capabilities.

Vision Statement Ideas: Liz

June 25th, 2009 by Elizabeth Whitaker-Freitas

We are working to redevelop the LIS web presence to make it easier for people to find useful and helpful information about our services and resources.  Our goal is  to make the LIS website more intuitive, inviting and simple to navigate in order to help our end users become more self-sufficient.  We hope to make it simpler and quicker for users to fine the tools and resources they need.

Vision Statement Ideas: Elin

June 24th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

What: Create an interactive and dynamic web site that will enchant and engage our diverse community of users, a web site that will adapt to the needs of our users as they navigate a changing and rapidly evolving technology landscape. A web site that is adaptable to mobile platforms and allows for customization/personalization. Content that is relevant, current, and well-written – with a consistent LIS voice. Layout that is consistent in theme, format, content and navigation.
Why: Facilitate access to constantly changing and evolving information resources and services. Create a happy and productive user experience that positions the LIS web page as a vital component of the academic lives of our students and faculty.
wiifm: New and innovative, and a joy to use, change, maintain and update. Easy and fun to navigate. Designed for function, well designed. “A great experience is invisible, bad design is apparent”

Looks like I’ll be taking a loooong elevator ride… :-)

Vision Statement Ideas: Doreen

June 24th, 2009 by Elin Waagen

From Doreen:
The charge for this team is to design and restructure the main LIS website, which serves the entire Midd community and non-community members with information about our services and resources. The new site will enable the user to easily locate the information they need, be directed to the various service points and resources LIS can provide, and be easily updated and maintained.

Vision Statement Ideas: Jess

June 24th, 2009 by Jess Isler

What we want to accomplish: We are creating a presence for LIS within the College website. When we are finished users will easily navigate and use our web resources, and engage with library staff. When we are finished LIS staff will use the website to manage content and communicate with colleagues and users.

Why: The College website redesign; LIS requires a stronger presence on the web, one that is easily navigable and intuitive to use.

What’s in it for me: A website that allows users and staff to interact and connect with our resources and services.

Vision Statement Ideas: Carrie

June 24th, 2009 by Carrie Macfarlane

We will create a new LIS web site that’s easy to use and easy to maintain.  We’ll do much of the work ourselves, but we’ll call on others when we need additional skills and expertise.  We’ll determine not only the site’s appearance, but also a workflow for creation and maintenance of content.  User testing and ongoing assessment will inform our decisions.

Vision statement: Barbara

June 24th, 2009 by Barbara Merz

Web team – vision statement.
Barbara

The Web team will design, test and implement a new LIS Web presence.

The LIS web is used both to provide information about LIS and as a means to deliver services and provide access to resources.

The product will be tied in with the new College web design.

Our first priority will be usability. Other important considerations are ease of maintenance, and continued development.

Vision Statement Ideas: Ian

June 24th, 2009 by Ian McBride

What do we want to accomplish? A website that:

  • is easy to use
  • makes it easy to find information
  • is easy to maintain
  • shows off all the great work LIS does!

Why? From the LIS vision: “We bring knowledge to you.”

  • Knowledge and information is our business
  • The web provides easy access to and creation of knowledge content.

What’s in it for me?

  • Helps you find information quickly
  • Reduced burden on you to maintain
  • Provides vehicle to let you inform colleagues of your work.