Charleston Conference Friday, November 5, 2010 12:30 - 1:45 PM A panel of librarians will explore, through the evidence of their changing library operations, a range of topics including trends in e-book ‘acquisition’ and usage; developments in open access publishing; changes in the impact of consortia; and the role of librarians in instruction and evolving peer review and publication processes. The purpose of the session is the exploration of library operational adaptations to the changing technologies of information distribution and usage. The librarians will present glimpses of the changes occurring in their library operations as they transition to services without print. The moderator will summarize some of the changes of the last year. The cadence of change particularly with respect to e-books continues to accelerate. After initial presentations, the panel and moderator will encourage questions, comments, and discussion with attendees.

1. James Dooley
University of California, Merced
2010 Charleston Conference

3. 90%
10%
Collection
Electronic Other
75%
25%
Collection Budget
Electronic Other

4. Physical Virtual

5. PATRON
SELECTION
ACQUISITION
PLANS
SUBSCRIPTIONS
SYSTEMWIDE
PACKAGES
INCREASING
USAGE
PRINT ON
DEMAND

6. UNIVERSITY
OF
CALIFORNIA
LIBRARIES

7. The University of California Library Collection:
Content for the 21st Century and Beyond
• URL: http://libraries.universityofcalifornia.edu/cdc/
Next Generation Technical Services
• URL:
http://libraries.universityofcalifornia.edu/about/uls/ngts/index.html

8. Current
Activities
ASSESSMENT
OF SPRINGER
E-BOOK
PILOT
SPRINGER
OPEN ACCESS
INITIATIVE
UC BERKELEY
OPEN ACCESS
INITIATIVE
JOINT
BIBLIOGRAPHER
APPOINTMENT
SHARED PRINT
MONOGRAPH
ACQUISITIONS

9. • 6.75 million digitized volumes ingested
• 1.4 million digitized public domain
volumes
Hathi
Trust
• Distributed retrospective print journal
repository
• Could begin in 2011
WEST
(Western Regional
Storage Trust)