Index

Supporting Entrepreneurship and Innovation

ISBN: 978-1-78973-206-1, eISBN: 978-1-78973-205-4

ISSN: 0732-0671

Publication date: 29 April 2019

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(2019), "Index", Supporting Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Advances in Library Administration and Organization, Vol. 40), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 209-219. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0732-067120190000040014

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INDEX

Academic librarians

business librarians
, 60

questionnaire
, 150–151

statements for participants
, 150

supporting campus innovation and entrepreneurship
, 150

See also Business librarians

Academic libraries
, 8, 22, 42, 46–51, 56–57, 124, 125, 137

drafting mission statements
, 41

future research
, 82

limitations
, 82

literature review
, 68–69

makerspace survey
, 85–88

methodology
, 70

mission statements
, 38–39, 41

physical aspects of makerspaces
, 80–81

population
, 70

programming and marketing
, 82

results
, 70

staffing and patrons
, 81–82

survey analysis
, 71–80

survey design
, 70

Academic library staffing models

community partnerships
, 60–62

curriculum support and campus outreach
, 57–60

entrepreneurship studies
, 56–57

library spaces
, 62–64

Access services
, 9

ACRL Excellence in Academic Libraries Award
, 51

Administration
, 141

Administrative staff
, 160

Advanced management
, 175

Advances in Library Administration and Organization (ALAO)
, 85

ALA/Harwood Public Innovators Lab for Libraries
, 129

Alabama Entrepreneurship Research Network (AERN)
, 60

American Library Association (ALA)
, 37, 41

Assessment
, 124

assessment tools
, 23–26

space
, 30–31

status quo
, 177

Assessment Librarian
, 147

Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (1996)
, 159

Association of Academic Health Sciences Libraries
, 154

Association of African Universities (AAU)
, 90

Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL)
, 37, 42, 123

Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
, 67–68, 154

Attendees’ perceived impact of conference
, 128

methodology for attendee survey
, 128

survey results
, 128–130

Audience identification
, 155–156

Big data
, 174, 176

Boilerplate document
, 39

Book Aid International (BAI)
, 100

Brainwriting
, 11

Bruno Library
, 60

Building campus relationships
, 148

Business
, 36, 44, 136

Business librarians
, 62, 116, 124–127, 137–138

differences
, 127

embedding into classroom
, 58

fundraising/development
, 127

liaison librarian
, 63

organizational change
, 127

relationship building as
, 57–58

similarities
, 127

See also Academic librarians

Business of Starting and Sustaining an Academic Conference (2016)
, 125

California State University, Northridge (CSUN)
, 136

Incubator
, 146

Oviatt Library
, 140

Task Force
, 145–146

California State University, San Bernardino, Coworking Project
, 64

CANVAS method
, 190

Carrel desks
, 28

Ceiling project
, 155

Change management
, 176

Civil society
, 101

Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA)
, 161

Clinical trials
, 161

CMI
, 155

Collaboration
, 123, 139

spaces
, 23, 28–29

strategic
, 173

university library
, 105

Collaborative Librarianship
, 123

Commercial enterprises
, 127

Commercialization
, 138

Committee charge
, 156

Commonwealth Library Association (COMLA)
, 90

Communal tables
, 23, 28–29

Communication

between university libraries and SMEs
, 97–99

university libraries’ communication structures
, 103–105

Community

engagement. See University outreach programs

kitchen
, 136–137

leaders
, 105–106

library
, 108

Community partnerships
, 60

AERN
, 60

business librarians
, 62

EBV
, 61

embedding into entrepreneurial hub
, 61–62

Small Business Development Center collaboration
, 60–61

Company philosophy
, 44–45

Complutense University of Madrid (UCM)
, 185

Computer experts, university libraries partnering with
, 106

Computer labs
, 23, 29–30

Conference
, 116–117

attendees perceived impact
, 128–130

content topics by
, 119–123

Conference for Entrepreneurial Librarians
, 2, 116, 128, 180

Consortium of Tanzanian University and Research Libraries (COTUL)
, 92–93

Consortium of Uganda University Libraries (CUUL)
, 90, 92, 94–95, 99, 104

Content analysis

distribution of library types
, 118–119

methodology for
, 117–118

results
, 118

Continuing education efforts
, 174–176

Copyright
, 139

laws
, 137–138

Core technologies
, 43, 44, 51–52

Cost containment
, 125

Course evaluations
, 177

Coworking Project on Campus at California State University, San Bernardino
, 64

Creative Media Studio (CMS)
, 136, 140

events
, 142

facilities
, 141–142

instruction
, 142

marketing
, 143

organizational culture
, 141

services
, 141

staffing
, 140–141

steps for
, 143

student assistants
, 143

technology
, 142

Crossover learning
, 145

Curriculum design
, 177

Curriculum support and campus outreach
, 57

academic business librarians
, 60

embedding into classroom
, 58

entrepreneurship, engineering, and innovation
, 58

relationship building as business librarian
, 57–58

rising of entrepreneurship librarian
, 59

Data analysis skills
, 174

Data Librarian
, 136

Data literacy
, 140

Data-driven community decisions
, 176

Design thinking
, 2, 8–10, 14, 177

challenges
, 17–18

defining
, 11

evaluation
, 12

Grand Valley State University
, 9

ideation
, 11

identification
, 14

implementation
, 10–12

KDL
, 8–9

leadership benefits
, 15–17

as leadership practice
, 13

lesson plan
, 14

mini-workshop
, 15

prototyping
, 12

reflection
, 15

research/understanding/empathizing
, 10–11

teams and flexibility
, 12–13

Design Thinking for Libraries toolkit
, 10

Design Thinking to Meet Real World Needs
, 17

Digital literacy classes
, 142

Digital makerspace
, 31

Digitizing research and innovation information
, 101

Directory of Open Access Repositories (DOAR)
, 103

Discourse analysis
, 39

Discovery center
, 154

appoint planning committee
, 156

committee charge
, 156

governance
, 157–158

healthcare
, 160–162

identify audience
, 155–156

innovation librarian
, 159

libraries innovation team
, 159

planning
, 155

professional staff
, 159–160

service identification
, 156–157

space
, 157

staffing
, 158–159

story
, 155

support and administrative staff
, 160

Doing Business 2018
, 185

E-channel
, 159

Eastern and Southern Africa Centres of Excellence project
, 108

Egg-like seating
, 28

Electronic document supply services (EDSS)
, 92

Electronic Information for Libraries (eIFL)
, 100

Electronic Information for Libraries Network (eIFL.net)
, 94, 104

Embedded business librarians
, 139

Embodied learning
, 145

Employment options
, 178

Engineering
, 58

Entrepreneur(ial)
, 1, 123, 125–128

activities for librarians
, 175

characteristics
, 172

curriculum
, 155

education
, 170

field
, 37

librarian
, 138

library
, 180

literacy
, 179

process
, 137

skills training
, 174

Entrepreneurial librarian education

continuing education filling in gaps
, 174–176

developing forward-thinking organizational culture
, 180

employable outcomes
, 178–180

entrepreneurship
, 171–172

LIS education
, 170–171

LIS programs
, 176–178

skills requirement
, 173–174

trends impacting LIS curricula
, 172–173

Entrepreneurial librarian evolution
, 137

business or entrepreneurial librarian
, 137–138

changes in instruction
, 138

collaboration
, 139

collection development
, 139

new literacies
, 139

role of librarian
, 139–140

Entrepreneurial Librarians (EntreLib). See Business librarian

Entrepreneurial librarians. See Business librarians

Entrepreneurialism
, 180

Entrepreneurism
, 51

Entrepreneurship
, 1–3, 22, 30, 58, 137, 171–172, 185, 187

activity supporting
, 56

attendees perceived impact of conference
, 128–130

common topics across conferences
, 123–125

conference
, 116–117

entrepreneurs vs. entrepreneurial librarians
, 127–128

interdisciplinary nature of
, 62

issues specific to non-academic libraries
, 125–126

librarian
, 59

in libraries
, 116

methodology for content analysis
, 117–118

presentation topics changed over time
, 117

publications and additional activities
, 132

results of content analysis
, 118–123

trial and error characteristics of
, 171

Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV)
, 61

Entrepreneurship in American Higher Education
, 116

Europe 2020 strategy
, 186

Events
, 142

Expanded library makerspace
, 143

building and promoting
, 146–148

importance
, 145–146

models of makerspaces
, 144

principles
, 146

rationale for university makerspace
, 145

Experiential learning
, 170–171, 177

Exploitation
, 137

Exploratory research design
, 95

Fiscal responsibility
, 15

Floor plan + walkthrough method

benefits and costs
, 23–26

sample space survey
, 24

seat counts, sweeps, and Suma
, 24

sticky notes and whiteboard data gathering
, 25

surveys, interviews, and focus groups
, 25–26

Focus groups
, 25–26

Forced response
, 70

Formal learning
, 145

Foundational documents
, 36

Freestanding makerspace
, 144

From Vision to Implementation (2011)
, 120

Funding agencies, university libraries partnering with
, 107–108

Fundraising/development
, 125, 127

Gamification
, 188

GApp Lab
, 155–156, 159

Geographic domain
, 43–44

Governance
, 157–158

Government, university libraries partnering with
, 107

Grand Valley State University
, 9

Green spaces
, 23, 27–28, 30

Healthcare
, 155, 160

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
, 159

Health market research
, 161

Health sciences

librarians
, 160

libraries
, 155, 157

Healthcare discovery centers
, 160–162

Higher education
, 185

Hope Fox Eccles Health Library
, 154

Ideation
, 11, 177

Imagine the Next (2016)
, 122

Incorporating educational theory
, 138

Informal learning
, 145

Information

consultant
, 179

literate society future
, 170

providers
, 92

resource sharing
, 94

technology
, 93

Information and communication technology skills
, 174

Information and Innovation: A Natural Combination for Health Sciences Libraries (Shipman & Ulmer)
, 155

Information Communication Technology (ICT)
, 94

Innovation
, 1–3, 51, 58, 175, 187

ecosystem
, 144

hubs
, 109

librarian
, 159

librarian job description
, 165

Innovation and creativity

academic librarians supporting campus innovation and entrepreneurship
, 150–151

challenges
, 148–149

CMS
, 140–143

evolution of entrepreneurial librarian
, 137–140

expanded library makerspace
, 143–148

library literature
, 136

Inspiration
, 177

Inspiration, Innovation, Celebration (2009)
, 119

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
, 160

Institutional repositories (IR)
, 93–94, 103

Institutional Review Board (IRB)
, 25

Intellectual property
, 146–147

Interdisciplinary approach
, 63

International Association of Technological University Libraries (IATUL)
, 90, 100

International Federation of Library Association–Building Strong Libraries (IFLA-BLA)
, 100

International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA)
, 90

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
, 160

Interviews
, 25–26

Intrapreneurship projects
, 194

iSpace at University of Arizona Library
, 63–64

Iterative process
, 138, 177

“Just in case” approach
, 173

Kent District Library (KDL)
, 8–9

staff surveys at
, 16

Tyrone Township branch
, 15

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs)
, 180

Kolb’s theory on experiential learning
, 170, 177

Land-grant partnership system
, 95

Leader(ship)
, 174–175

benefits
, 15–17

community
, 105–106

Learning
, 170–171

crossover
, 145

embodied
, 145

experiential
, 170–171, 177

formal
, 145

informal
, 145

peer-based crucible
, 145

project-based
, 189–190

self-directed
, 145

Learning Commons
, 137, 141–143

computer lab in
, 29–30

of Oviatt Library
, 140

Lego buckets and tables
, 27

Lesbian, Gay, Transsexual Bisexual and Intersexual subject (LGTBI subject)
, 194

Libhub
, 93

Librarians
, 176

embedded business
, 139

entrepreneurial activities for
, 175

health sciences
, 160

role
, 139–140

See also Academic librarians; Business librarians; Entrepreneurial Librarians (EntreLib)

Librarianship
, 129, 178

Libraries
, 2, 8, 56, 60–61, 69, 92, 136, 154, 157–158, 175

distribution of library types
, 118–119

entrepreneurship in
, 116

health sciences
, 155, 157

mission
, 41, 143

non-academic
, 125–126

public
, 8, 68, 108

school
, 68

staff
, 3

See also Academic libraries; Ugandan University libraries; University libraries

Libraries innovation team (LIT)
, 159

Library and information science (LIS)
, 170–171, 185

domains and knowledge cores
, 188

employable outcomes
, 178–180

entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship by projects and strategic lines
, 194

goals and focus
, 185–187

intrapreneurship projects
, 194

leadership
, 8, 13, 174

literature
, 56

methodology
, 187–189

mission
, 148

operating dynamic
, 189–191

programs
, 176–178

projects
, 191, 193, 195–196

results
, 191–194

staff
, 141

students and projects per academic year
, 192

teaching contents and participants
, 187–189

trends impacting LIS curricula
, 172–173

Library makerspace
, 145–146

building and promoting
, 146–148

principles
, 146

Library spaces
, 62

Cline Library at Northern Arizona University
, 62–63

Coworking Project on Campus at Cal State, San Bernardino
, 64

iSpace at University of Arizona Library
, 63–64

supporting university goals and outcomes
, 22–23

Library Town Hall presentation
, 144–145

“Library type” field
, 118

Literacy
, 179

Maker Ecosystem
, 144

Makerlearning
, 137

Makerspaces
, 23, 27, 30, 68, 144, 147, 161

advisory board
, 148

characteristics of
, 2

funding
, 77, 79

location
, 73

machines and devices
, 73, 74

marketing
, 74–75

noise in
, 71–72

origination of makerspace plan/idea
, 77, 79–80

patron fee
, 79–80

patrons
, 77, 78

and permission policies
, 75–76

physical aspects
, 80–81

programming within
, 75, 76

size
, 71

staffing
, 73–74

statistics collection
, 76–77

survey
, 85–88

uniqueness
, 75, 76

usage distribution
, 77, 79

user receptiveness
, 77, 79

Makerspaces for Libraries Survey (Bagley)
, 70

Market research
, 137–138

Marketing
, 143

of makerspaces
, 74–75

programming and
, 82

MaRS scenario
, 62

Media
, 100

university libraries partnering with
, 106–107

Medical devices
, 160

Medical fabrication laboratories
, 161–162

Medical Innovation
, 155

Medical Library Association
, 154

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
, 158

Mini-makerspace
, 143

Mini-workshop
, 15

Mission statements
, 36–37, 45

of business schools
, 38–39

of colleges and universities
, 38

company philosophy
, 44–45

components
, 42–43

core technologies
, 44, 51–52

drafting
, 41

geographic domain
, 43–44

list of academic libraries
, 46–51

literature review
, 37

methodology
, 41–42

principal products/services
, 43

survival, growth, or profit
, 44

target audience of
, 40

target customer
, 42

Money making
, 126

Multidisciplinary field of entrepreneurship
, 37

Multimedia production
, 142

Multiple literacies
, 176

National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (2017)
, 161

National Entrepreneurship Librarians (NEL)
, 59

National Institutes of Health
, 160

National Library of Medicine (NLM)
, 154

National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NNLM)
, 154

Nevada Small Business Development Center (NSBDC)
, 60–61

New Space
, 73

Nexus Collaborative Learning Lab
, 157

Noise in makerspace
, 71–72

Non-academic libraries
, 125–126

Nonprofessional library bodies
, 100

university library collaborations with
, 105

Northern Arizona University, Cline Library at
, 62–63

Online mission statement
, 40

Open Archives Initiative–Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH)
, 94

Open Society Institute (OSI)
, 94

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 184

Organizational

change
, 122, 127–128, 174

change principle
, 136

culture
, 141

culture development
, 180

structures between university libraries and SMEs
, 97–99

Origination of makerspace plan/idea
, 77, 79–80

Our Enduring Values (Gorman, Michael)
, 178

Outdoor spaces
, 27–28

Outreach to community
, 124, 125

Outreach to faculty
, 125

Oviatt Library
, 145–146

at California State University, Northridge
, 2

makerspace
, 144

Participants, statements for
, 150

Partnership
, 108, 123

Patents
, 137–139

searching
, 140

Patrons
, 81–82

Peer-based crucible learning
, 145

Permission policies
, 75–76

Physical library collection
, 139

Planned obsolescence
, 149

Pod-like seating
, 28

Pop up creative spaces
, 27

Principal products/services
, 43

Process cycle
, 177

Professional development opportunities
, 176

Professional library bodies
, 99–103

university library collaborations with
, 105

Professional staff
, 159–160

Programming

within makerspaces
, 75, 76

and marketing
, 82

Project management
, 124, 187

training
, 173

Project Management in Documentation Units
, 186

Project-based learning (PBL)
, 189–190

Prototyping
, 12, 145

activity
, 140

Public health initiatives
, 176

Public image
, 43, 45

Publications and additional activities
, 132

Purpose (mission element)
, 36, 51

Rationale for university makerspace
, 145

Re-Envisioning the MLS: Issues, Considerations, and Framing report
, 172–173

Re-Think It: Libraries for New Age
, 180

Real Learning Connections project
, 179

Refreshing teaching methods
, 171

Regional Medical Library (RML)
, 154

Relationship building as business librarian
, 57–58

Research and innovation (R&I)
, 90, 93

Research centers, university libraries partnering with
, 108–109

Revenue
, 105–106, 108

School libraries
, 68

Seat counts
, 24

Self-concept
, 43, 45, 51

Self-directed learning
, 145

Services
, 141

identification
, 156–157

“Shark Tank” competition
, 191

Simulation centers
, 161

Skills
, 175

identifying with entrepreneurship
, 178

requirement
, 173–174

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)
, 90–92, 100–101

in agricultural sector
, 96

communication and organizational structures between university libraries and
, 97–99

respondents
, 105

shared mutual visions and policies of Ugandan University libraries
, 97

Small Business Development Center collaboration
, 60–61

Social entrepreneurs
, 176

Social Entrepreneurship in Action (2013)
, 121

Social service skills
, 176

Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL)
, 92

Soft skill developments
, 170

Software designers
, 100

Solo spaces
, 23, 28, 30

Space(s)
, 22–23, 26, 157

assessment
, 30–31

assessment tools
, 23–26

case study
, 29–30

collaboration
, 28

communal tables
, 28

design for student entrepreneurs
, 22

green
, 27–28

library spaces supporting university goals and outcomes
, 22–23

makerspaces
, 27

outdoor
, 27–28

planning
, 2

recommendations
, 31

solo
, 28

Spain, LIS in
, 185–196

Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library (EHSL)
, 2–3, 154–155, 165

Spirit of innovation
, 175

Staffing
, 140–141, 158–159

of makerspaces
, 73–74

models
, 2

and patrons
, 81–82

Stakeholders
, 136

Standards and beliefs (mission element)
, 36, 51

Standing Conference for Eastern, Central and Southern African Libraries (SCECSAL)
, 90

Standing Conference of African National and University Librarians (SCANUL)
, 90, 92, 100

State Agricultural University System
, 95

Statistics collected by makerspaces
, 76–77

Status quo assessment
, 177

Steelcase
, 8, 13

Sticky notes
, 25

Strategic collaboration
, 173

Strategic leadership
, 95

Strengthening Innovative Library Leaders training program (SILL training program)
, 175

Student assistants
, 143

Student entrepreneurs, design for
, 22

Suma
, 24

Support and administrative staff
, 160

Survey analysis
, 71

capacity
, 72

equipment and materials
, 72–73

makerspace funding
, 77, 79

makerspace location
, 73

makerspace machines and devices
, 73, 74

makerspace patron fee
, 79–80

makerspace usage distribution
, 77, 79

makerspace user receptiveness
, 77, 79

makerspaces and permission policies
, 75–76

marketing of makerspaces
, 74–75

noise in makerspace
, 71–72

origination of makerspace plan/idea
, 77, 79–80

programming within makerspaces
, 75, 76

size of makerspace
, 71

staffing of makerspaces
, 73–74

statistics collected by makerspaces
, 76–77

typical patron of makerspaces
, 77, 78

uniqueness of makerspaces
, 75, 76

Surveys
, 25–26

design
, 70

Sustainability
, 125

Sustainability principles
, 146

Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions project (SPIDER project)
, 94

Sweeps
, 24

Take Risks/Embrace Change (2014)
, 121–122

Target customer
, 42–43

Teaching

contents and participants
, 187–189

innovation projects
, 186

Tech-Hardware (Tech-H)
, 72

Tech-Software (Tech-S)
, 72

Technology
, 105, 170

transfer offices
, 38

Technology commercialization unit
, 155–156

3D printing

3D printers
, 142

workshops
, 142

Tinkering
, 145

Trademarks
, 137–138

Traditional librarianship curricula
, 173

Trial and error characteristics of entrepreneurship
, 171

U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
, 160

Uganda Christian University (UCU)
, 96

Uganda Library and Information Association (ULIA)
, 90, 99

Uganda Martyrs University (UMU)
, 96

Ugandan University libraries
, 91

communication and organizational structures between SMEs and
, 97–99

literature review
, 91–95

methodology
, 95–96

partnership program
, 90–91, 96–97

shared mutual visions and policies
, 97

university library collaborations with professional library bodies
, 99–103

United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE)
, 180

University libraries
, 90–91, 94–96

collaborations with professional and nonprofessional library bodies
, 105

collaborations with professional library bodies
, 99–103

communication structures
, 103–105

community leaders
, 105–106

computer experts, partnering with
, 106

funding agencies, partnering with
, 107–108

government, partnering with
, 107

media, partnering with
, 106–107

modern university library
, 139

mission and visions of
, 103

partnership program
, 90

public and community libraries
, 108

research centers, partnering with
, 108–109

University of Arizona Library iSpace
, 63–64

University of Utah, Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library
, 2–3, 154–155, 165

University makerspace
, 145

University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
, 116

University of Toronto Libraries (UTL)
, 61

University outreach programs
, 105

User experience (UX)
, 8, 17

Utah Academic Library Consortium
, 154

Virtual library collection
, 139

Whiteboard data gathering
, 25

Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
, 191