Anselm Nye from Queen Mary, University of London shares his experiences of Talis Aspire reading-lists, and being a Talis Aspire Digitised Content beta partner. Open Day, London November, 2012.

1. Becoming a programme highlight:
or working in partnership with
Talis Education

2. Tenancy set up February 2011

3. Easily created:
drag & drop at the touch of a finger

6. Easily
accessed:
Materials
are easily
discoverable

8. Direct link to
electronic resources

9. Easily acquired:
feeds into acquisitions workflow

11. Easily persuaded:
assuring academic engagement

12. Problems with
devolved constraints
Problems with
the hierarchy

13. TAUG meetings
API workshops

14. Then the techies really get going

15. No centralised scanning unit

16. Annual CLA returns, 2010!

18. 1: The “play about & see what happens” approach.

21. 2: The other
approach!

30. Migration to Moodle 2012

31. Desired outcome:
fewer miscreants, more best practice

32. (Almost) all images free to use or
share.