Biblioteki akademickie - trendy dotyczące zasobów

elektronicznychMaria Anna Jankowska

Charles E. Young Research Library

University of California, Los Angeles

INFORMACJA DLA NAUKI

A ŚWIAT ZASOBÓW CYFROWYCH

Świnoujście, 11- 13 września 2008

Academic Libraries – trends in e-resources

Maria Anna Jankowska Charles E. Young Research Library University of California, Los Angeles

INFORMACJA DLA NAUKI A ŚWIAT ZASOBÓW CYFROWYCH

Świnoujście, 11-13 września 2008

Current Scholarly Information Universe

Dempsey, Lorcan, Eric Childress et al. 2005. “Metadata switch.” In E-Scholarship: A LITA Guide (Chicago: LITA).

Library Technologies

• Open URL link resolvers• Federated searching across networked

electronic resources• Virtual reference• Citation managers (RefWork)• Open Journal Systems (OJS)• Open Conference System (OCS)• Digitizing software (Contentdm, Dspace, D-

Pubs)

Current Trends

• Digital representation (digital image or digital object)

• Preservation and archiving• Web harvesting• Networked electronic resources • Libraries' publishing service program• Institutional repositories (

Register your institutional repository• Shared print archives for licensed electronic journals

Digitization

• “Born-digital” projects • Collaborative projects• Different formats and specialized

subject areas• Maps and geo-referencing

Archiving and Preservation

• Google Books Library Project • Microsoft Live Search Books• Open Content Alliance• Million book project• Federacja Bibliotek Cyfrowych• Electronic preservation services, PORTICO

Web harvesting

• Harvesting (OAI-PMH)• Wayback Machine • Minerva Project• Web Publication Harvesting

E-resource facts

• Faculty and students love electronic resources

• 91% increase in e-resources in the library collection

• 84% cancelled print subscriptions when the content was available electronically

Trends in e-resources collection

• Electronic resource access management systems (ERAMS)

• Open scholarship• Data sets• Electronic reference source • Learning objects• Geospatial data• Monographic books

www.arl.org

Total Electronic Serials Expenditures, 1995-2003

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50,000,000

100,000,000

150,000,000

200,000,000

250,000,000

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Year

Total Electronic Serials Expenditures, 1995-2003

E-journals• Expenditures for e-serials have increased by

171% since 1999-2000, and by more than 1800% since they were first reported in 1994-95

• One time purchase of perpetual rights to back files of e-journals

• Perpetual access right (permanent access to the licensed materials) vs archival access right (permanently retain an electronic copy of the licensed materials)

• Electronic preservation services, PORTICO

Open access journals

• Open access journals are still considered in libraries as supplementary collection

• 67% institutions catalog or indexes peer-reviewed Open Access journals and content

• 9% cancelled a subscription when comparable content was available through an Open Access publication

Reference Service

• Instant messaging and chat • Roving reference • Tiered reference • Research consultations • Instructional reference • Self-directing learning

Institutional depositories

• Open access business model for e-scholarship

• Registry of Open Access Repository (ROAR)

• eScholarship Repository

Transformations in Academic Libraries

• Shift from access to information to easy discovery of information

• Shift in approach to delivery of information resources and services

• Shift to more holistic, integrated campus-wide information services.

What about our future?

• Tour of information Island Second life libraries