To improve Talis Aspire Reading Lists, it would be beneficial to create a more user-friendly interface, with a more intuitive search function and navigation. Additionally, it would help to expand the library of resources available to users, so that they have more options when it comes to selecting materials for their lists. Finally, it would be beneficial to improve the integration between Talis Aspire and other library systems and services, so that users can more easily access and utilize the materials in their lists.
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As some academics collaborate on the teaching of a unit, we would like the option <a https://www.promoocodes.com/coupons/emeril-lagasse-airfryer-coupon-code/ to add more than one owner to a list. Even having the option to add co-owners would be beneficial.

This is good for university students. Thank you for your attention.
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UEA would be keen to see this functionality, it's frequently requested by our academic staff.

This would help us at UCL with administration, so we can see who already has editing access; there is currently no way to see by list who can edit it. Instead we search by a person's email address in 'Roles and invites'. Departmental administrators have also independently requested this.

This is something staff at Surrey are very keen on as well. Modules often have shared ownership or feature guest lecturers and we feel acaedmics would like to see their contribution recognised by their names being displayed on the list.

I have had some librarians asking about this only this week. This would be really useful for part-time staff who share the teaching of a module.

We would find this useful at Oxford Brookes as well as I am often asked for this.

A comment from a lecturer who has been requesting the ability to show module co-owners on their reading lists: "Where you see lecturers doing 5h each it means the module is co-shared and you need to put both lecturer's names down rather than only one, as one only might confuse students"

Hey Mel, yes we're already using this workaround, the academics themselves are just unhappy with the appearance of one person as more responsible

The Reading List description field is searchable so if you add co-teachers in this field and students search by a secondary teacher the list will still show in their search results.
I know this isn't ideal but it's a useful workaround to know about.

This would be very useful at Murdoch University as well.

At Northumbria we do this via a work around by adding the additional Academic names to the heading within the edit screen and we do have a number of collaborations in place already but making it possible to display multiple names via the system itself would be a big improvement to the appearance of this information within the lists.

We at UWL would like to have this feature as well.

As reading lists can be searched by list owner name, this would help increase their visibility to students, and may also help academics take ownership of lists that they are co-teaching.

I agree - although there's often only one module leader, students may well be directly taught by someone else - being able to search by that person's name would be handy. Similarly, the module leader might not want to be the one to manage the list, they may delegate it to another member of the module team.

we would like the ability to add one than one owner to a list as some academics share in the teaching of a unit. Even the ability to add co-owners would be an advantage