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Diane’s message has prompted me to respond – Sheffield Hallam’s answers are the same as Diane’s - A little more re q3, the library managed reading lists when we used Talis List. We made a decision when we moved to Aspire to hand this over to academics. Andrew Andrew Christison LIS Systems Manager | Student and Learning Services |0114 225 2118 [TDF14_YGD_SHU_CMYK1_long] From: This list is for current and potential users of the Innopac system [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Diane C Leeson Sent: 03 April 2014 09:38 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Dealing with items deleted from Reading lists Hello all, I was just about to ask my own question to those of you using Talis Aspire when I realised there was recent reading list query I’d not responded to, so I’ll chip in my replies o this one from Emma first: 1. Do you have a reading list system such as Talis list/Talis Aspire/Rebus:list to manage your reading lists? If so which one? We use Talis Aspire 2. If you don’t have a dedicated reading list system do you have your own in house way of managing reading lists? 3. Who manages the reading lists for your institution (is it academics adding things to lists or does it fall to the library)? It has primarily been the library up to now, but we are starting to get academics involved in managing their own lists 4. If an item is removed from a reading list at your institution (if you have a system such as Talis Aspire) how is the library alerted to this fact? Having checked with a colleague we don’t really have a process for this at present. I don’t think this has come up as an issue so far. Regards, Diane ----------------------------------------------------- Diane Leeson Content and Access Team Leader [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> T +44 (0)1482 466832 Information Management Brynmor Jones Library University of Hull Hull, HU6 7RX www.hull.ac.uk<http://www.hull.ac.uk>