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\uD83D\uDDD3 Date

\uD83D\uDC65 Participants

\uD83E\uDD45 Goals

  • Discuss information needs met by map on the website

  • Develop goals for map website page

\uD83D\uDDE3 Discussion topics

Questions to consider

  • What is the purpose for having maps on the website?

  • What information needs do we want to meet ?

  • Patron ability to plan ahead when accessing library services, spaces, and materials.

    • Does the library have what they need?

    • Where is the space they need to go for an event (classes, etc.)

    • Where are materials they need located?

    • Physical accessibility-does the space accommodate their needs?

  • Reduces anxiety

    • Able to plan travel, knowing they can find their needed location quickly.

    • Aids in finding materials, spaces, etc. without having to ask for help or interact with more people than desired/necessary.

  • Provides visual overview to take in information quickly, easily.

  • How can we best meet those information needs through maps?

  • How do information needs around services differ from information needs around materials?

  • Maps with clickable fields-pop ups that include additional information.

    • For services that could include photos, website links, and service description.

    • For materials that might include details shelf location.

    • For spaces that might include photos and wayfinding information.

Questions to consider next meeting?

  • Can we meet service and materials needs with one system or do we need two different mapping systems?

  • How much money are we willing to spend?

  • Will content be compatible with our current maps process?

  • If not, how will we ensure map content remains current?

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