Deborah Fitchett
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You can filter out citations from deleted lists by setting a filter: Reading List Deleted is equal to/is in NULL; No
(I presume these are included otherwise because deleting a list doesn't actually purge it, so the citations are still in the system in case you want to un-delete the list.)
I think if the list is non-deleted then deleting the citation does actually delete it from Analytics - but if I'm wrong then I'd definitely support this idea!
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Our use case for this is that we have one question for physical books(do you want to put the book on short loan) and one question for electronic books (do you want us to get additional ebook licences). But if a book has both physical and electronic holdings, only one question displays.
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I can see the use of this for librarians who are digitising.
If it would also impact the copyright request process I'd be more wary - at Lincoln this would make things harder for instructors (with no benefit for us). We try very hard to keep things as simple as possible for instructors so they don't just skip copyright compliance. :-{ So if this feature was developed we'd want it to be configurable for libraries so that at Lincoln we could keep the existing behaviour.
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We'd like the option to have a start date but hide the end date.
Use case: Often lecturers will still be working on resources for their Week 5 section at the start of semester. Some would like to hide the section while they work on it - setting a start date ensures that it does get made available by the time week 5 comes around.
On the other hand once resources are shown to students we don't want them to be hidden as they'll be needed for revision and to have them suddenly disappear would be confusing.
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This is a bit of an extension to the request but I'd really love three configuration options:
1) let instructors select one course to rollover to only
2) let instructors select any number of courses to be associated on rollover
3) don't let instructors select anything - always automatically rollover to the same course or courses that the source reading list is attached to.This last would be really useful for institutions which re-use the same course codes each year. Most of our lists are only associated with a single course (so the list for ACCT101 rolls over to ACCT101) but some are associated with cross-coded courses and we need them all associated to track total participant numbers (so the list for LASC318/DESN321 is also attached to LASC318 and DESN321 and needs to roll over to all three: LASC318/DESN321, LASC318 and DESN321).
It'd also be useful if the course select displayed the course code as well as the course name. Course names are chaotic :-) and due to cross-coding they're not even always unique.
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Yes, we'd also like to remove the "Upload files" option since "Manual entry" is absolutely sufficient for our purposes. There more options there are, the more choice paralysis there is for lecturers and they get confused, so it's useful to be able to streamline the menu to only show the options that are relevant to the institution.
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Our use case: we have some questions set up that result in:
* question 1 - tags to put physical books on short loan
* question 2 - tags to request more licenses/restrict downloads of ebooksCurrently we display these to lecturers but don't let them edit them later, even though it would be useful for them to do so if they change their mind. This is because if we enable editing of these tags, they appear as options on all material types, which adds clutter and confusion. So instead we have to turn off the option entirely, and if they want to take something off 2-hour loan they have to email / use the Discuss feature instead of simply removing the tag.
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Changing the status back from Accepted. Please continue to vote on the idea as your votes will help us prioritize the development. Thank you.
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This (especially #1) would be really useful for us too, since if a course changes hands frequently (some courses are particular hot potatoes) the list of course owners just keeps building up year on year. Lots of our courses have long lists of owners, many of whom have left the university.
When we purge user data, eventually they're only represented in the list by their old staff ID number so at least they no longer get emailed - but then we've got no way to remove all their courses in bulk (since they no longer have a user record), and instead have to go individually into each course.
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Being able to configure the tasklists at our own institution would be fantastic! But at a minimum definitely remove the "Unassigned - complete" tasklist out of the Reading Lists tasks, because it's completely redundant: if there's a library where they really need to complete the task of assigning every list to someone, then they can use the "Unassigned" tasklist instead.