ASU Libraries Web blog

Tammy

Tammy Allgood

I used to be the Digital Delivery and Design Librarian at the West campus but am now the Web Services Librarian at ASU. I am excited to begin working on improving the ASU Libraries web presence for all campuses. I have considerable experience in web design, usability, information architecture, and content management. I received my degree in Information Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

I hope to maintain an ASU Libraries perspective on web services rather than a campus specific perspective. Currently, I also represent the ASU Libraries on the ASU Web Editorial Board.

Jenna

I spent the last two years working at Fletcher Library as the Web and Reference Librarian. While at Fletcher I helped redesign the library’s web site and led usability testing and focus groups. I also participated in developing instructional modules and a promotional dvd for the library. I received my dual master’s degree in Library and Information Science from Indiana University.

I am excited to be at LIST and look forward to developing a library web presence that works for all of our users.

Matt H

I am the Digital Library Production manager and provide support for library services, programs, and projects involving the creation, delivery, and management of digital media. I create original material for library presentations including library podcast content. I also implement and maintain the Library Digitization Laboratory. I am a participant in the Image and Administrative Metadata Standards for Digital Still Image group and coordinated the former distance learning class tapings and Video Courses Online.

Matt Trobaugh

Matt T

I am not a librarian. All your base are belong to us.

(Tammy’s translation for Matt: He isn’t totally looney – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_your_base_are_belong_to_us)

Betty Dong

Betty

Betty provides Integrated Library Systems Support, specifically in circulation related areas. I have recently become involved in maintianing the webpages related to Access Services and in the current project in revising and unifying the Libraries’ websites.

Fred McIllvain

Fred