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Title: Expanding Collections through Collaboration


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Expanding Collections through Collaboration
  • Sherrie Bergman
  • Bowdoin College
  • David Pilachowski
  • Williams College
  • Walter Komorowski
  • Williams College

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  • Sherrie Bergman
  • College Librarian
  • Bowdoin College

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In the beginning, there were three . . .
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And then, with apologies to A.A. Milne . . .
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Now we are six
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  • David Pilachowski
  • College Librarian
  • Williams College

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2000/01 Strategic Plan
  • One of Five Goals for Library
  • Develop New Library Partnerships
  • in order to Expand Resource Sharing
  • For Us BLC and then NExpress

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Sharing Resources Consort Colleges of Ohio
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Getting Ready
  • Brought together staff from
  • Interlibrary Loan
  • Circulation
  • Systems
  • Develop coordinated strategy

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Why NExpress
  • Good Partner Institutions
  • Had seen INNREACH software in Action
  • Non-returnables Development Partner
  • Improve Service to Users

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  • 10,005 and counting

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  • Walter Komorowski
  • Systems Librarian
  • Williams College

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The Tasks
  • Implement the Union Catalog and the returnables
    module
  • Working with III to develop a non-returnables
    module

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Union Catalog How it Works
  • Master bibliographic records
  • Institutional records

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Decision Points
  • Whose record becomes the master record
  • How are individual holdings matched
  • What items appear in the catalog
  • How is the record indexed
  • What will the catalog look like

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Whose Record?
  • Easy Decision First one in

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Does it Match?
  • More Difficult Decision We want as few records
    in the system as possible, but do not want to
    mis-match records
  • Is there a magic formula?
  • Has major implications on local cataloging
    behavior

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NExpress Uniqueness
  • Owned by 1 1,637,818 67.89
  • Owned by 2 404,993 16.79
  • Owned by 3 168,382 6.98
  • Owned by 4 100,889 4.18
  • Owned by 5 63,520 2.63
  • Owned by 6 36,873 1.53
  • Total Master Bibs 2,412,475

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What Resources to Include?
  • Also a very Difficult Decision is NEXP a
    discovery tool or a requesting tool?
  • Some Classes of items were easy to agree upon
  • Others are on a case by case basis

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Whats Indexes?
  • Most difficult question because this is where
    differences in cataloging practices and policies
    have the most impact
  • e.g., 505 Formatted Contents Notes

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What does it look like?
  • Turned out to be the easiest question the
    directors decided to go with an out of the box
    solution

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Non-returnables
  • It works
  • Accepts requests from OpenURL and from a form
    within the catalog
  • Searches member library holdings and constructs a
    routing priority
  • Prints paging slips
  • Items not held export into ILLiad/Clio
  • Takes an Arielled article and posts it to a
    secure web site as a PDF and then notifies the
    requestor

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The Long Road
  • Understanding the complexities
  • Learning from each other
  • Well it did work!
  • You have what, now?
  • Your students are my students

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How are we Doing?
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Issues needing Attention
  • Can we license e-journals in ways that make more
    sense?
  • Reconciling records from different vendors
  • Is it ISSN or E-ISSN?
  • How do we handle freely available journals?
  • Will 8-5 Mon-Fri serve us in the long run?

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