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an Austin classic Speaker: Nancy Gibbs, Duke & TRLN The consortia TRLN began in the 1930′s as a shared collection development strategy for print materials. They share a catalog, print repository, approval vendor database, and they collaborate on large and individual purchases. This was really easy in the print world. As of 2006, only [...] photo by Josh Fassbind Speakers: Annie Wu & Jeannie Castro They used a HelpDesk Ticket for new subscriptions to manage the flow of information and tasks through several departments. Sadly, it’s not designed for ejournals management, and not enough information could be included in the ticket, or was inconsistently added. So, they needed to [...] photo by TheGiantVermin Speaker: Anne Prestamo You will not hear the magic rational that will allow you to cancel all your A&I databases. The last three years of analysis at her institution has resulted in only two cancelations. Background: she was a science librarian before becoming an administrator, and has a great appreciation for [...] photo by QQ Li Speakers: Carol J. Cramer & Derrik Hiatt They did an analysis of their circulating print collection to see what areas or books would have the equivalent uses to trigger a purchase if it were electronic. Only 2% of their entire circulating collection met the trigger point to where it would [...] photo by John Keogh Speakers: Annis Lee Adams, Jon Ritterbush, & Christine E. Ryan The discussion topic began as an innocent question on ERIL-L listserv about tools or techniques used in gathering feedback on database trials, whether from librarians or library users. Trials can come from many request sources — subject librarians, faculty, students, [...] |
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