Presentation, e-books, Center for Educational Development Lund University 131024
1. Att l辰ra l辰rare anv辰nda
e-b旦cker
ELLEN FALL - UTVECKLINGSKONFERENS 2013 - LUNDS UNIVERSITET
2. Vad 辰r en e-bok?
1. E-b旦cker som 辰r identiska med den tryckta upplagan
2. B旦cker som enbart kan l辰sas online
3. E-b旦cker som efterliknar tryckta b旦cker
4. Enhanced e-books
5. E-b旦cker som 辰r frist奪ende appar
3. E-b旦cker p奪 LU
Ca 45 leverant旦rer, ca 220 000 titlar
M奪nga olika modeller, filformat, villkor
Information om varje leverant旦r finns i e-boksguiden:
E-books and E-readers FAQ
http://libguides.lub.lu.se/ebooks
4. Generella f旦rdelar
Tillg辰ngliga, 奪tkomst via internet
Flera samtidiga anv辰ndare
S旦kbart inneh奪ll
Billiga i f旦rh奪llande till antalet anv辰ndare
Tar ingen fysisk plats
Milj旦v辰nliga
5. Generella nackdelar
Begr辰nsningar i tillg辰nglighet, DRM
Sk辰rm besv辰rligt f旦r 旦gonen
H旦gt pris
Sv奪rt att navigera
Sv奪rt att bearbeta texten
Beroende av teknologi / str旦m
6. Digitalisering
Digitalisering av skrivande
Digitalisering av information
och publiceringsformer
Digitalisering av
undervisning och l辰rande
Digitalisering av l辰sning
http://www.flickr.com/photos/puuikibeach/3242828279/
7. Nya s辰tt att l辰sa. Och l辰ra?
G旦ra saker p奪 ett annat s辰tt eller g旦ra andra saker?
Textbearbetning en
vanesak
Mer 旦versiktligt
Dipping in and out
Use rather than read
http://www.flickr.com/photos/melenita/9756892904/
8. Varf旦r l辰ra l辰rare?
Strategiskt:
l辰rare l辰r studenter
F旦rst fokusera
p奪 l辰rarens eget behov,
l辰raren som student
Bibliotekarier kan ses
som change agents
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eldave/9731334346/
9. E-bokens pedagogiska m旦jligheter
The success of any educational technology depends in
part on how its use fits in with the overall design of a
programme of study and the educational goals of learning
activities that employ the technology. If teachers are
distanced from learners because they have little or no
experience of the e-books and e-book readers learners are
increasingly using, the whole educational enterprise is at
risk.
(Smith, Kukulska-Hulme & Page 2012)
10. L辰randets ekosystem
Prim辰rt m奪l: individuellt l辰rande
Tenderar att v辰lja material efter
rekommendationer och tillg辰nglighet
V辰gleder studenter till f旦rst奪else
V辰ljer b辰sta m旦jliga material
Kan vara omedveten om utbudet
L辰rare
(Mannonen, Nieminen, & Aaltonen, M. 2012)
Studenter
M奪ste f旦rst奪 anv辰ndarnas behov
Jobbar f旦r att minimera kr奪ngel
Informera, marknadsf旦ra
Undervisa om anv辰ndning
Bibliotek
11. Framtid? (Nutid?)
Allt kursmaterial integrerat i en e-bok
Delad l辰sning, interaktivitet
Stort problem:
inl奪sning hos leverant旦r
13. Referenser
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Mannonen, P., Nieminen, M., & Aaltonen, M. (2012). From Perspectives to Requirements of E-Learning Ecosystems
in University Context: Interlinking Actors, E-Resources, and Technologies. In: Goh, T. ed. E-Books and E-Readers
for E-Learning. Wellington, New Zealand: Victoria Business School, Victoria University of Wellington, pp.126-153
McKiel, A. W. (2012). Ebrary global student e-book survey. Retrieved 23 Oct 2013 from
http://site.ebrary.com/lib/surveys/Doc?id=80076107&66g=2
Nelson, M. R. (2008). Is higher education ready to switch to digital course materials? Chronicle of Higher
Education, 55(14), A29.
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School, Victoria University of Wellington, pp. 25-55.
Staiger, J. (2012). How E-books Are Used. Reference & User Services Quarterly, 51(4), 355-365.
Walton, E. W. (2008). From the ACRL 13th National Conference: e-book use versus users' perspective. College &
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