David Burns
AVP, Library and Academic Technology,
Baylor University
Partnerships: How the Sharing Economy Helped Us Get a Makerspace
Tuesday, October 15, 2019 | 5:00PM–5:45PM CT | Board 107, Poster Area, Halls F1, F2, Level 3
Session Type:
Poster Session
Delivery Format:
Poster Session
Faced with no public makerspace for campus, a library technology team that manages labs and software licensing and has recently grown to provide media studios, attempts to bridge the gap. But how, in the absence of capital, staff, space, and other significant limitations? Partnership off campus!
Outcomes: Understand the challenges to partnerships with off-campus creative spaces * Identify key university stakeholders, their requirements, and realistic timelines for each milestone * Articulate the value of creative off-campus partnerships to mitigate risk and limitations and scale up new labs and services
Outcomes: Understand the challenges to partnerships with off-campus creative spaces * Identify key university stakeholders, their requirements, and realistic timelines for each milestone * Articulate the value of creative off-campus partnerships to mitigate risk and limitations and scale up new labs and services
