Unique mobile and/or ereader uses?

[Wisniewski, Jeffrey A]

Cool stuff, thanks Jason. If you have any stats you're willing to share that would be awesome. Cheers, Jeff


On 1/24/12 11:20 AM, "Michel, Jason Paul" <micheljp at MUOHIO.EDU> wrote:

Jeff -

Here at Miami U. in Oxford, Ohio we did a small pilot project where we embedded QR codes on a set of the top circulated books in our library.  When scanned the codes link to a mobile page dedicated to that book which then connects users to things like:

books by the same author (in the mobile catalog)
books on the same subject (" " ")
articles on the subject through ebsco's mobile platform
book reviews if available

i'll have someone take a look at the stats, but i think for a true gauge of its efficacy they need to placed on a much larger swath of the collection...

Jason

Jason Paul Michel
User Experience Librarian
Miami University Libraries
tel: 513-529-3935
twitter: @jpmichel

On Jan 24, 2012, at 9:51 AM, Jeff Wisniewski wrote:

Hi, Doing something truly unique and noteworthy in the mobile or ereader
space? I'd love to hear and spread the word about it! I'm talking about things
beyond a mobile presence and/or lending iPads or ereaders, looking for more
unique and/or cutting edge. Anyone care to share?

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