How To C.O.P.E

Using NPR's Create Once Publish Everywhere for libraries.

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1. –Virginia Satir “Problems are not the problem; 
 coping is the problem. ”
2. Create Once, Publish Everywhere How to COPE
3. NPR’s Create Once Publish Everywhere for library websites.
4. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
5. Introduction
7. Nearest Foosball Table www.okiefoos.com
8. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
9. Our Story New University Template Cohesive Online Presence
10. Original Template
11. University Template (now old)
12. Current Template
13. Coming Soon! (Spring 2018)
14. Coming Soon! (Summer 2018)
15. Current Library Website Committee’s Proposed Website What the Users Want Ideal Website Cohesive Web Presence Q: What is as big as a hippo but weighs nothing? A: Its shadow!
16. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
17. Challenges Content Silos Accuracy Reality (what a concept)
18. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
19. -> C.O.P.E. Build CMS, not web publishing tools Separate content from display Ensure content modularity Ensure content portability source
20. Challenges for Libraries Libraries are not content creators Too many sources Proprietary Barriers
21. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
22. COPE in the Library How to COPE
23. Choices Start small Source Technology
24. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
25. Repurpose Content Navigation Librarian Images
27. Modx loads the image from LibGuides
28. Abstraction Databases APIs
29. Abstraction Databases APIs
30. library.okstate.edu/databases/p/psycinfo
31. https://www.library.okstate.edu/api/calendar/events/today [ { "title":"150th Anniversary Celebration: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", "description":"In 2004, the Library received a beautiful collection of Wonderland books and memorabilia from former OSU Librarian, Della Thomas. Many of the pieces were picked up during her travels. The collection includes nearly 400 books, a chess set, umbrella, dolls and figurines, postage stamps, a tea set, paperweights, and much more. Most of the collection is housed in the Library’s Archives and can be viewed by appointment. ", "start":"All Day", "category":null, "location":"Virginia Woerz Kniffin Oklahoma Gallery, 2nd floor" }, { "title":"Edna Mae Phelps Political Collection", "description":"Edna Mae Phelps, an OSU alumna, former member and chair of the Oklahoma Board of Regents and civil servant, attended every Democratic National Convention from 1968 to 2000. Her collection of political memorabilia contains more than 4,200 items. Visit the Mark & Lisa Snell Gallery on the second floor to see a selection of Phelps' collection, or view the entire collection online at bit.ly\/2bPvmcp.", "start":"All Day", "category":null, "location":"Mark & Lisa Snell Gallery, 2nd floor" } ]
32. Normalization Constructed Pages Transaction tables
40. Review
41. Recap
42. Start small Source Technology
43. Repurpose Content- Separate content from display Abstraction- Create simple layers over complexity Normalization- content modularity and portability source
44. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future
45. Future
46. Expand the APIs
47. More Transaction Content
48. Create more Reusable Content
49. 1. Introduction 2. Our Story 3. Challenges 4. NPR’s COPE 5. COPE in the Library 6. Examples 7. Future ?
50. Before I came here I was confused about this subject. Having listened to you lecture I am still confused. But on a higher level. Enrico Fermi
51. atyourlibrary.com Roy Degler roy.degler@okstate.edu