sydney tafe overview: jannine mcgarry somerville house
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Weekly requirements• Read - introduction to each topic• Connect to a range of recommended academic articles, blogs and websites • Respond to forum topic & other student posts / write journal entry
Assessment
25%
• Weekly Forum Posts
20%
• Weekly Journal Entry
5%
• Surveys x 3
50%
• Final Report Note: weekly journal entries can be incorporated
Week 1: Introduction
Who are we and what are we trying to achieve?
• Client charter?• Mission statement?
Somerville House Libraries are an integral part of the school community, providing a welcoming place which supports teaching and learning and encourages a love of reading.
The Marketing Plan
The course was experiential learning based and students were encouraged to investigate their work place for services/resources which would benefit from the development of a marketing plan.
. The following slides refer to developing a marketing plan
during the course ‘Grow the Love’. An overview of thepromotion planned for Seymour Library is highlighted .
eBooks eBooks• Reason for this promotion being conducted: • What evidence do you have that explains the need for this
promotion? E.g. existing customer satisfaction surveys, customer suggestions, mission statements, marketing plans etc.
• What do you think the benefits / positive outcomes will be from
your promotion?
Reason for this promotion being conducted:
• Statistics show use of eBooks is still low.
• Recent library survey (3 yearly) indicates students are still unsure of extent of eBook collection OR how to borrow
• Conversations with teaching staff indicate some are not aware of quality of research eBooks available to meet curriculum needs.
Benefits / positive outcomes for Stakeholders?
Stakeholder – School Executive• School marketing : value of a library which offers ‘cutting edge’, innovative
eResources• Library Budget : proving the value of the library reflects on the library
budget requests
Stakeholder – Students• eBooks provide added CHOICES for academic research and recreational
reading (to suit different learning styles)• Only require internet access to download or access a book
anywhere/anytime – ‘Just a click away’• Search features of eBooks
Stakeholder : Teaching Staff• Discussion about eBooks must centre around the positive outcomes in the classroom
and student success in the areas of literacy and information literacy. • Ease of access : if a student has access to the internet, they have access to an eBook
– promotion of ‘Just a click away’ logo • Students need to learn to read effectively in both print and online• Ability to match suitable texts to the reading level of a struggling student {without
other students being aware}• Technology can serve as a motivator for some students / catering for different
learning styles• Excellent search feature in eBooks• Most research eBooks are multi-user so whole classes can access simultaneously –
benefit over a print copy of a book.
Benefits / positive outcomes for Stakeholders?
Benefits / positive outcomes for Stakeholders?
Stakeholder : Parents
• Similar to Teaching Staff - discussion about eBooks must centre around the positive outcomes in the classroom and student success in the areas of literacy and information literacy.
• Note: cut down the weight in those heavy school bags!
Combination of elements ie Mission Statement / Attitude / Logos / Image to create the ‘Library Personality’.
The Promotion: Library Branding /Image
NEWMarketing logo
for eBooks
The Promotion : Targeted Promotion
Make the invisible…visible
Reach out to Stakeholders
Assemblies
Staff Meetings
Parent Evenings
School communications eg forums, newsletters etc
School community events
Team up with studentsUse Humour
Classrooms – Book Buzz & research pathways/assistance
Training : “How to”
Screencast “How To” online
Brochures “How To”
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbpbLjiohCwzNmb778tYWuQ