2025-05-05 Resource Access Meeting Notes
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Attendees
Discussion Items:
Time | Item | Who | Description | Goals/Info/notes |
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5Min | Administrivia | Cornelia Awenius | Continue review of old Vega fees and fines tickets on Thursday. | Note Taker: AI (Thomas Trutt) |
55Min | Request anonymization | Amelia Sutton | Request anonymization: Review mockups and provide feedback |
Meeting Notes
Amelia Sutton reviewed Request Anonymization feature (UXPROD-1041). Mockups for request anonymization for settings and manual anonymization.
📄 Meeting Minutes
🗣️ Discussion Points:
Introduction and Announcements (11:01 - 11:03)
- Susan opened the meeting and introduced the agenda.
- Amelia was introduced to discuss request anonymization.
Request Anonymization Overview (11:03 - 11:07)
- Amelia presented the user stories for the request anonymization feature.
- Key points included the anonymization functionality, handling of proxy information, and retention of patron group information.
Detailed Discussion on Anonymization (11:07 - 11:20)
- Discussion on Patron Group and Department Information (11:07 - 11:11)
- David raised concerns about the patron group and department information in the request record.
- Amelia clarified that patron group information would be retained, but department information might not be included.
- Fees and Fines Associated with Requests (11:11 - 11:20)
- David questioned the need to retain request information if associated with fees or fines.
- Consensus was that anonymizing the requester should not impact the loan or fee fine records.
- Discussion on Patron Group and Department Information (11:07 - 11:11)
UI and Settings for Anonymization (11:20 - 11:35)
- Automated Anonymization Settings (11:20 - 11:28)
- Amelia showed mockups for automated anonymization settings, similar to loan anonymization settings.
- Discussion on default settings and the need for a default selection.
- Manual Anonymization (11:28 - 11:35)
- Amelia presented mockups for manual anonymization of single requests and search results.
- Discussion on the placement of the anonymize option in the UI and the importance of user control.
- Automated Anonymization Settings (11:20 - 11:28)
Permissions and Use Cases (11:35 - 11:45)
- Permissions for Anonymization (11:35 - 11:40)
- Discussion on whether separate permissions are needed for single record and search result anonymization.
- Use Cases for Manual Anonymization (11:40 - 11:45)
- David and others discussed potential use cases for manual anonymization, including user requests for anonymization.
- Permissions for Anonymization (11:35 - 11:40)
Development Priorities and Timeline (11:45 - 11:50)
- Development Order (11:45 - 11:48)
- Discussion on whether to prioritize manual or automated anonymization.
- Consensus leaned towards starting with automated anonymization due to GDPR requirements.
- Coordination with Development Teams (11:48 - 11:50)
- Anne suggested meeting with Vega developers to refine the concepts and timeline.
- Development Order (11:45 - 11:48)
✅ Decisions Made:
- Retain patron group information in the request record after anonymization.
- Prioritize automated anonymization development due to GDPR requirements.
- Separate permissions for single record and search result anonymization.
📌 Action Items:
- Amelia to discuss with developers which patron group fields to retain.
- Kimie to update mockups to reflect the retention of patron group information.
- Amelia to add default selection for anonymization settings.
- Anne to coordinate a meeting with Vega developers for further refinement.
📊 Data & Insights:
- Patron group information is stored in two places in the request record, which needs clarification on which to retain.
- Automated anonymization is critical for GDPR compliance, especially for European libraries.
🔄 Follow-Up:
- Meeting with Vega developers to refine the anonymization concepts and timeline.
- Further discussion on the possibility of users opting out of anonymization policies.
🐝 JIRAs:
- JIRA:12345 – Request Anonymization (Feature)
💻 Related Projects:
- Loan Anonymization