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Music Australia Engaging partners and audiences Robyn Holmes, Curator of Music, National Library of Australia
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Cross-search functionality Browse function Do you want to find and access…? Do you want to participate by…? Do you want to find out about and be directed to…? Asking a reference question Requesting ILL/DD Contributing information e-commerce for transactions … INTERACTIVE CENTRE Information on - people, organisations & industry research & events related services DIRECTORY TO SERVICES & INFORMATION Digitised content in - scores, sound, text, image born digital Catalogues and finding aids AUSTRALIAN MUSIC RESOURCES MUSIC AUSTRALIA SERVICE MODEL Vision in 2001
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Music Australia: key development decisions Discipline-based and across formats: all types of materials related to Australian music Bibliographic records and online objects Architecture designed to share data between LA/MA 2 MA databases: Resources and People/Organisations with single search interface Work across library and non-library sectors, including music organisations, specialist communities, research and arts projects
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Aim To build an Australian music data-set across multiple, complex formats To generate online content and delivery systems across institutions To develop a sustainable service model with MA functioning as: – Content provider to Libraries Australia – Sub-set of Libraries Australia
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Why Music Australia 2.0? (April 2007) Rapid and volatile music industry Copyright barriers to contemporary music Technology upgrades, fixes, enhancements User feedback (2006 NielsenNet//Ratings User Satisfaction Survey and Expert Usability Review) Google Analytics: more information about user behaviour
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Who are our users? (User Satisfaction Survey 2006) User profile: –age 14-70: peak age 40-49; 65% users have tertiary qualifications Groups of users: –professionals 32%; artists 12%; researchers 9% –libraries/archives 10%; –students 16%, academics 9% Patterns of use: –43% find site via search engines; –regional/rural 32%; overseas 20% –65% use from home –high usage Saturdays and evenings
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How are they using the site? [Google Analytics]
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How are they searching?
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Usage?
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Growth of content? 220,666 resources - 59,972 online 4,815 people and organisation records
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New partnership, new audiences… (destra Media, a leading Australian digital music distributor) A growing ‘virtual’ collection direct from industry and hot-off-press Breaks through copyright barriers: destra manages artist/publisher rights and licensing Music Australia e-commerce and download service: destra manages the transactions Aggregates artist information for contemporary music Towards a new ‘collecting’ and access model
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Other key new features: New design, navigation and interface features that: Guide users more effectively Bring functionality up a layer to the results set Add life, colour and sound Enable navigation between track and album level records
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rholmes@nla.gov.au ********
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www.musicaustralia.org rholmes@nla.gov.au
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