1. The Scholarly Journal Archive TAIPEI 19 OCTOBER, 2005

2. 2 JSTOR Scholarly Journal Archive  Mission: (1) create a trusted archive of important scholarly literature, and (2) to extend access to that archive as broadly as possible.  Originally conceived as a demonstration project at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in 1994  Established as an independent not-for-profit organization in August 1995  Initially a pilot project (University of Michigan) to provide electronic access to the backfiles of ten journals in two core fields, economics and history  Offices in New York City and Ann Arbor, Michigan USA

3. 3 Participation  2,500+ library participants  US: 1,300+  Outside US: 1,200+  95 Countries Represented  340+ publisher participants  540+ journals in 12 collections; 18 million pages of content  Scholarly societies, small/university sponsored publications, university presses, commercial publishers  Taiwan  54 Institutions  Will announce representative

4. 4 Total Accesses Year *projected Total Accesses

5. 5 The “Moving Wall” Science Moving Wall: 5 Years 2001 – 2005 No JSTOR content 1880 -- 2000 Content found in JSTOR 1880 -- 2001 Content found in JSTOR 2002 – 2006 No JSTOR content 20052006 One year added to JSTOR

6. 6 Collection Development  Multi-discipline collections Arts & Sciences I Arts & Sciences II Arts & Sciences III Arts & Sciences IV Arts & Sciences Complement Biological Sciences General Science  Discipline-specific collections Ecology & Botany (A&SI) Business (A&SI, A&SII, A&SIV, M&S) Language & Literature (A&SI, A&SIII) Music (A&SIII) Mathematics & Statistics (A&SI, A&SII, GS, BUS) Goal: Provide flexibility to every institution in meeting their collection development needs Title Lists at: http://www.jstor.org/about/collection.list.html

7. 7 Biological Sciences Collection  37 titles / 1.5 million pages currently available oLaunched April, 2005 o70 titles new to JSTOR oBiodiversity, conservation, paleontology, cell biology, zoology oAt least 100 titles by 2007

8. 8  Future Plans* –Second Business Collection –Expanded General Science Collection –Engineering and Computer Science Collection –Content outside North America and United Kingdom –Working with participants to determine new directions Collection Development *subject to change

9. 9 OPENING ACCESS

10. 10 JSTOR Searching and Linking Initiatives  Search Engine improvements (2005)  Public search engine access (2005 – 2006)  XML Gateway for Metasearching (2005)  Internal linking: establishing reference links between articles within the JSTOR archive (2005 – 2007)  Inbound reference linking (2006 and ongoing)  Outbound linking: –Establishing reference links from articles in JSTOR to other resources (2006) Current Issues Linking (2006)

11. 11 How Metasearching Works: Model A User Portal Integrated Library System Metasearch Engine Library Services authenticate Resource 1 Resource 2 Resource N authenticate Search: mad cow disease Result set Result Set: Resource 1:24 hits Resource 2: 7 hits JSTOR:31 hits Resource N: 4 hits

12. 12 How Metasearching Works: Model B User Metasearch Engine Portal Integrated Library System Library Services authenticate Resource 1 Resource 2 Resource N authenticate Result set Result Set: Resource 1:24 hits Resource 2: 7 hits JSTOR:31 hits Resource N: 4 hits Search: mad cow disease authenticate

13. 13 Linking & JSTOR: Inbound Linking Example MathSciNet

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15. 15 What Is ARTstor? A not-for-profit organization created by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation that is developing a digital library of images to enhance scholarship, teaching and learning in the arts and humanities –A repository of hundreds of thousands of digital images and related data; –The tools to actively use those images; and –A restricted usage environment that seeks to balance the rights of content providers with the needs and interests of content users.

16. 16 Overview of ARTstor Digital Library What you see in ARTstor Digital images and descriptive data Initial collections focus on art, architecture and archeology Total number of images in charter collections: ~300,000 (>500,000 by 2006) What you can do with ARTstor Search and Browse collections Analyze images using zoom and pan Annotate images with instructor commentary or personal notes Save groups of images for personal use, group use or institution-wide access Presentation / slide-show tools (both online and off-line) Integrate personal content with ARTstor content

17. 17 Monitoring interest from Taiwanese academic community Evaluating intellectual property restrictions Need to better understand the technology and service requirements of this community Availability in Taiwan

18. 18 Thank You Jason Phillips Associate Director for International Library Relations JSTOR (www.jstor.org) 149 Fifth Avenue 8 th Floor New York, NY 10010 USA Tel: +1 (212) 358-6400 Email: participation@jstor.org