1. Outreach: A critical intersection of libraries and technology Kristi Holmes, PhD Bioinformaticist Becker Medical Library http://vivo.wustl.edu/display/n4754 Twitter: @kristiholmes December 6, 2011Outreach: A critical intersection of libraries and technology by Kristi L. Holmes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

2. Outreach can be a difficult concept to define and it often requires a grassroots approach which benefits from technology

3. industry government patients physicians schools public libraries social funding media workers agenciesMEDICALLIBRARIES research administration organizations scientists clinical study community the public coordinators groups citizen students policy makers scientists

4. Reaching out from the library Information resources Library services Education Enhanced services E-Science support Research support/consultations Clinical informatics Tracking & evaluation Impact

5. Outreach and engagement on medicalcampuses is definitely becoming more complex.

6. Times are changing

7. Times are changing Binary Battle Apps for Science Contest

8. industry government patients physicians schools public libraries social funding media workers agenciesMEDICALLIBRARIES research administration organizations scientists clinical study community the public coordinators groups citizen students policy makers scientists

9. industry patients government funding basic research citizen agencies physicians scientists scientists organizations schools MEDICAL LIBRARIES community groups media the publicpolicy makers administration clinical study coordinators students social public libraries workers

10. Communicate Build teams Improve workflows Enhance efficienciesReuse & Dissemination

11. Outreach and Technology Researcher Networking

12. Researcher NetworkingWhat is it?Ideal role for libraries Information organization, instruction, usability, subject expertise, ontologies and controlled vocabularies Have a tradition of service and support Strive to serve all missions of the institution Have close, trusted relationships with our clients Understand user needs Understand the importance of collaboration and know how to bring people together Have knowledge of institution, research, education, technology, and clinical landscapes RN Adoption and Outreach, VIVO SF wiki

13. Researcher Networking and theSemantic Web Increasing recognition of the value of semantic web standards Increasing momentum in support of semantic web technologies to facilitate research discovery Recommendations for researcher networking recently endorsed by the CTSA Consortium Steering Committee represent a new standard in researcher networking. Read more at http://vivoweb.org/blog Examples of applications that consume these rich data include: visualizations, enhanced multi-site search, and VIVO Searchlight. Other utilities are in development across a wide range of topic areas.

14. VIVO Enables collaboration anddiscovery across an institution and among institutionsAn open-source semantic web applicationthat enables the discovery of research andscholarship across disciplines in aninstitution. VIVO harvests data from verified sources & offers detailed profiles of faculty and researchers; displaying items such as publications, teaching, service, and professional affiliations.A powerful search functionality forlocating people and information within oracross institutions. Public, structured linked data about investigators interests, activities and accomplishments, and tools to use that data to advance science

15. Collaboration & Discovery Across institutions, VIVO provides a uniform semantic structure to enable a new class of tools using the data to advance science.

16. Community-Wide Semantic Search

17. http://vivosearchlight.org/@mileswortho

18. Not just for individual scientists! Libraries, departments Ontology, extensions Impact Centers of excellence Memberships Beyond ICTS IRCs Bedside Core Research Facilities Funding agencies Bench Administrators Community Partners WU-ICTS community partners Highlight efforts

19. The library is a conduit to information, collaboration, and discoveryand tools like VIVO can help make this work easier for everyone.(so we can all spend our time on more interesting endeavors!)

20. AcknowledgementsFunding: Collaborations: VIVO, NIH award U24 RR029822 Washington University Washington University Institute ICTS, Departments of Clinical and Translational VIVO colleagues from around Sciences, NIH award UL1 the world RR024992 Becker Library colleaguesQuestions: Library colleagues everywhere holmeskr@wustl.edu Twitter: @kristiholmes http://vivo.wustl.edu/display/n4754 Thank you!

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