Realigning library services with e resources (ss)
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The presentation is an introduction to various challenges that librarians face in managing e-resourcses. It provides helpful pointers to guie librarians on decisions with respect to licensing,
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Realigning library services with e resources (ss)
- 1. Re-aligning Library Services With E-Resources University of Mumbai, Refresher Course, Jan 2009 Dr. Dhanashree A. Date Mumbai December 28, 2010
- 3. E-resources Timeline 94-98 IPR / DRM, consortia, aggregated jnls OAI Multipurpose channels PDA, E—bks, MP3 2008 1990 electronic version of a print journal 1991 (ARL) published the first directory of ejournals 2006 J-Gate, Hybrid jnl programs Text E-bk marketing Threat to pbks 1994- CONFU 1995 – e-com 1990- PDF manuals e-book devices 1991 CONTU, Prj Gutenberg 1970-71 2000 – Stephen King, Napster 2004 -Google Books E-Jnls E-Bks 1993 Presence on www, Acceptance of e-jnls by Academia 1997 – Slashdot (1 st blog) 2001 – Wikipedia 2002- Budapest OAI http://www.nexus-publishing.co.uk/images/Original-article-scans/ePub.swf http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/timeline.htm
- 11. Access Library catalogue + linked sources + ERMS + federated search Contract renewal Access rights Permissions Subscriptions ILL Modes of delivery
- 12. Search Web search engines Journals: online Databases Books: printed Journals: printed Conference papers E-print archives Reference: online Reference: printed Newspapers: online Newspapers: printed Manuscripts & archives Official publications Microfilm/microfiche External Libraries Web 2.0 sources Open access Intranet portal with intranet search Content management system Document management system
- 18. CCC – Copyright Clearance Center
- 20. COUNTER
- 22. ROI – The Hard Facts
- 24. SUSHI (Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative)
- 28. The Future
- 32. SWOT Opportunities Weaknesses Threats Organisational skills Access to premium content ILS and ERMS Anytime Anywhere services ROI Distancing from the user Disintermediation Invisibility of the e-resources Publisher dependencies Integration of Web 2.0 Cross domain mingling E-Marketing of services Low learning curve High impact / visibility Convincing the management Lack of awareness on business models Disintegrated technologies Cost Strengths
- 33. New Roles and Avenues
- 35. Thank You December 28, 2010
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- The CONTU The National Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works (CONTU) Guidelines were drawn up in the 1970’s Guidelines were established for copying for interlibrary loan. first commercial e-book was launched by Random House in 1981 By the mid-1990s, e-books were beginning to be seen as a legitimate alternative- and also as a potential threat- to traditional print publishing. E.g. Barnes & Nobles e-book purchases continue to represent only a very small segment of the total book market. In 2003, for example, e-book purchases in the United States totaled only $10 million of the $24 billion total book market As of August 2006, 135 492 e-books were available in the American market, compared to 1 218 397 hardcover titles A survey of librarians by ebrary in 2007 indicated that 88% of respondents owned or subscribed to e-books Budapest Open Access Initiative, was prepared to provide funding for authors from developing countries to have their articles published in open access journals.
- Technology vendors Digital Media Initiatives ePubNow! Eastgate Systems eMeta Corporation InformIT Ingenta Safari Books Online
- Owned vs leased content A plethora of business and licensing models Licensing arrangement involves “issues of fair use, digital rights management, preservation, and perpetual ownership”. There is a difference between e-books and e-journals licensing issues. E-book licensing models - includes print, database and Open Access licensing arrangements. Standards for hardware, software, preservation and distribution not in place. Leased content puts the onus of archiving and preservation on the publishers. Librarians to evaluate acceptable and unacceptable clauses in vendor licenses. Cost for online licenses can vary a great deal from library to library. Library must honour the terms and conditions of an agreement it has signed with a publisher. Publisher embargo blocks access to recent e-journal issues. A larger customer base does not multiply production costs as it does for print journals. More visibility and higher citation rates increase the value of the publishers journals. In order to assist librarians in demystifying licenses, the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) has created LIBLICENSE.
- Relational database is used to generate sophisticated Web-based interactive access
- In semi automated indexing the terms thrown up by the software for every article are further reviewed by an index-editor with broad subject background of the discipline of the article. Budapest Open Access Initiative, was prepared to provide funding for authors from developing countries to have their articles published in open access journals. An attractive feature of JCCC is the facility it has provided for rights management required in an online environment. If two libraries in a consortium subscribe to the same journal, and one of them has online access rights, online links are shown to users of this library only. These links are not available to the library, which has only print subscription. This way security and license concerns of publishers are taken care of by JCCC.
- Available products include A-Z lists for full-text database titles, including holdings and regular updates, MARC records ready for batch loads, title and subject search engines on Web pages, and other e-journal management related services. TDNet, Serials Solutions, and EBSCO host Electronic Journals Service etc.
- Copyright - Copyright is a form of protection provided by the laws to the authors DRM – access control technologies (restriction on the use or copying of files), protect files from unauthorised use. including copyrights , trademarks , patents IPR - Legal protection given to the creators of new intellectual works
- Calculate in ‘median’ than the ‘average’ to mitigate the effect of outliers.