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The University of Stirling have been using Talis Aspire for a few years now, and have been steadily pushing themselves year on year to do more and more. Stirling create all lists on behalf of academics to ensure that the value the library brings to the use of reading lists within the university is fully realised. However, getting hold of the raw reading list from the academics can be a challenge when the usefulness of reading lists is not demonstrable.

Reading lists play a significant role in allowing the library to ensure that sufficient resources of suitable quality are made available to students, yet, the value that the library adds to reading lists is largely unsung.

Talis Aspire makes raw data about reading lists and their content available through real-time reporting, but reading lists do not exist in a vacuum and gathering evidence of their usefulness to the university requires additional data from other systems. This, in turn, creates an unwieldy mass of data that has to be drawn into a narrative thread.

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