It would be helpful if there was more access to the citation menu options when viewing the citation in Leganto. Users should be able to Copy to my collection, Send to Library, Mark as Read, get LTI Direct Access, get a permalink and Set Complete.

Where this is a real problem however is for instructors who are using the Unlink LTI option on a citation from the LMS. To unlink, they follow the link to the citation, then have to know to go to the section to find the citation and its menu.

Ideally both unlink and relink should be visible from the citation view.

We have an open search page for Leganto and make our lists open as well. Because of this people will often find lists in different ways i.e. not just following the link from the VLE.

If you find a list that is open and then log in, or if you are on the open search page and log in, you are always taken to the "My lists" screen.

I propose that when you log in you are returned to the page you started on i.e. if you are on a list page and log in you are returned to the list.

There are various ways to export a list, but the general feedback we get from the consortium is that there is often something missing and/or some elements are irrelevant:
Excel: tags are not included, and there are too many columns otherwise.
Word: with Apa or Chicago, public notes are not included; with the expanded reading style, tags are included, but not in a way that can help sort the citations, and physical location is irrelevant.
The pdf export contains some of this information but is not very print friendly.

In other words, none of the export options covers entirely the customers' needs, and all of our customers' needs are different.
The only way to accomodate all of them would be to let them choose which information they want to include the moment they're exporting a list, at least for some of the formats.

• Select which citations should be exported
  Users are able to filter the list by tags or search words, and retrieve only the citations they are interested in. Exporting only these citations/the filtered list, would be a nice improvement, and save some sorting and deleting in for example Excel.




• Select which fields should be included
  The export should include basic bibliographic details, and allow the user to choose, in the formats where it's relevant, which fields to add as well.
  Tags, public notes, physical location, should be optional but possible to include.
  Relevant formats are especially Excel, where the user can further sort the exported data, PDF, and Word for non standard citation styles.

We have not used the rollover function in Leganto. Our main concern is that permalinks made in the VLE to sections/citations would no longer work. We have no way of checking where permalinks are in use.

The main thing that we would want to gain from performing a rollover each academic year is to reset the usage statistics which are on view to instructors back to zero, together with any student comments and likes. We are not particularly concerned to create new copies of a course as there is nothing to distinguish one year's module from the next in our course codes (this is because we use the normalisation rules to match the course on the first six characters only).

[We would still want to be able to access historic usage statistics within date ranges in Analytics].

Once a Leganto user has liked a citation, they are not able to change their mind and "unlike" it.

Across social media the pattern is that “likes” can be removed – and this is what our students/instructors would expect.

• In training, or in class when demonstrating the feature, and then wanting to reverse it
• Accidentally clicking the Like
• Liking a citation, and then realising it was a different one that you wanted to like
• Liking a citation and then changing your mind

Consideration should be given to whether liking/unliking is locked once a list is "inactive". Perhaps this could be configurable by institution.

Some institutions may wish to turn off "Liking" altogether.

Can the 'Citation tags' facet/filter also be added to the 'Manage Purchase Requests' screen.

To provide context, the citation tags we have created ourselves are 'Essential', 'Core', Further Reading', 'Distance Learning', 'Recommended' and so on. Our reading list team will want to complete all purchase requests, however, they may wish to process purchase requests marked essential, before moving onto the Core reading etc. Or have different team members working through different citation tags. Having this facet in 'Manage Purchase Requests' will allow the team to prioritise particular requests over others.

Feels like a small feature to implement, but will have quite a significant impact on the reading list teams purchasing workflow.

Thank you.

At present, there is no language parameter in the URL for Leganto permalinks or the Leganto front page, which means that even if we toggle the language from our default (English) to another language, and then copy a permalink, the permalink will default to English when opened.

This is a problem for us as, in Wales, both English and Welsh are given equal status under Welsh Government language standards, and Welsh must not be treated less favourably than English. We need to provide links to Welsh language reading lists for courses taught through the medium of Welsh, which should not default to English on click.

See - https://gov.wales/planning-inspectorate/welsh-language-standards