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Libraries Thriving

Education Technology

Spring 2012 Learning
Community

April 25, 2012

Introduction to Our Guest Speaker

Kate Nevins,
Chief Executive Officer,
LYRASIS

Caitlin Bakker Ghadeer Magdy Millie Gonzalez

Timothy Cherubini Jackie LaPlaca Ricords Laura Warren

Lisa Shores, Tim Hunter, and Brenda Almeyda

Project Updates
1. What progress have you made since our last
meeting?

2. What is the hardest obstacle that you've faced
since our last meeting?

3. What would you like to ask your learning
community colleagues to do in the time between
now and our next meeting to help you overcome
this obstacle?

Collaboration

Kate Nevins
April 24, 2012

Collaboration

“Library cooperation is
a contact sport”

What Is Collaboration?
• little c: people

• BIG C: ORGANIZATIONS

Why collaborate
• interdependence
• resources
• expertise
• power
• politics
• risk taking

Successful collaboration
• synergies
• expectations/goals
• communications
• more……..

Library Consortia

• geography
• library type
• programs

Why consortia
• interdependence
• resources
• expertise
• power
• politics
• risk taking

Changing Consortia Scene
• programs
• purpose
• membership
• funding
• sustainability
• resources
• technology

Consortia members
• ROI?
• why?
• how many?
• Overlap?

Questions:
• Collaborations that work?
• That don’t.
• New collaboration needs?
• Consortia decisions?

Contact Me:

Kate Nevins

800-999-8558 x4898
404-372-6510 (cell)

kate.nevins@lyrasis.org

www.LYRASIS.org

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Discover the Kisan Call Centre: Your Gateway to Agricultural Assistance KISAN CALL CENTRE In order to harness the potential of ICT in Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare launched the scheme “Kisan Call Centres” (KCCs) on January 21, 2004. Main aim of the scheme is to answer farmers’ queries on a telephone call in their own language. These call centres are working in 21 different locations in the country covering all the States and UTs. A countrywide common eleven digit Toll Free Number 1800-180-1551 has been allotted for Kisan Call Centre. This number is accessible through mobile phones and landlines of all telecom networks including private service providers. Replies to the farmers’ queries are given in 22 local languages. Kisan Call Centre services are available from 6.00 AM to 10.00 PM on all seven days of the week at each KCC location. Kisan Call Centre agents known as Farm Tele Advisors (FTAs), who are graduate or above (i.e. PG or Doctorate) in Agriculture or allied sectors (Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, Poultry, Bee-Keeping, Sericulture, Aquaculture, Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Marketing, Bio-Technology, Home Science, etc.) and possess excellent communication skills in respective local language. Queries which cannot be answered by FTAs are transferred to higher level experts. These experts are Subject Matter Specialists (SMSs) of State Departments of Agriculture (SDAs), ICAR Institutes, KVKs and State Agricultural Universities (SAUs). A Kisan Knowledge Management System (KKMS) has been developed to capture all the details of the caller and sending gist of answer given through SMS. KKMS has its independent website : http://dackkms.gov.in. The KCC, FTAs working at various KCC locations throughout the country have access to this website through their specific IDs and password provided to them. Welcome to the Kisan Call Centre - your one-stop destination for agricultural assistance and support. With dedicated team of experts and cutting-edge technology, we're here to revolutionize the way farmers access information and guidance. In this powerpoint, we delve into the world of the Kisan Call Centre, exploring how it functions, the services it offers, and the impact it has on farmers across the nation. From real-time advisory services to multilingual support, we'll uncover the key features that make the Kisan Call Centre an indispensable resource for farmers of all backgrounds. Join us as we showcase the achievements of the Kisan Call Centre, from its enhanced farmer outreach to its empowerment of women farmers. Discover how our feedback mechanism ensures continuous improvement, and learn about our collaborations with agricultural institutions to provide accurate and reliable information. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just starting out, the Kisan Call Centre is here to support you every step of the way. Subscribe now to stay updated on the latest agricultural insights

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1. Spring 2012 Learning Community April 25, 2012

2. Introduction to Our Guest Speaker Kate Nevins, Chief Executive Officer, LYRASIS

3. Caitlin Bakker Ghadeer Magdy Millie Gonzalez Timothy Cherubini Jackie LaPlaca Ricords Laura Warren Lisa Shores, Tim Hunter, and Brenda Almeyda

4. Project Updates 1. What progress have you made since our last meeting? 2. What is the hardest obstacle that you've faced since our last meeting? 3. What would you like to ask your learning community colleagues to do in the time between now and our next meeting to help you overcome this obstacle?

5. Collaboration Kate Nevins April 24, 2012

6. Collaboration “Library cooperation is a contact sport”

7. What Is Collaboration? • little c: people • BIG C: ORGANIZATIONS

8. Why collaborate • interdependence • resources • expertise • power • politics • risk taking

9. Successful collaboration • synergies • expectations/goals • communications • more……..

10. Library Consortia • geography • library type • programs

11. Why consortia • interdependence • resources • expertise • power • politics • risk taking

12. Changing Consortia Scene • programs • purpose • membership • funding • sustainability • resources • technology

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14. Questions: • Collaborations that work? • That don’t. • New collaboration needs? • Consortia decisions?

15. Contact Me: Kate Nevins 800-999-8558 x4898 404-372-6510 (cell) kate.nevins@lyrasis.org www.LYRASIS.org

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