Trends and Technology in Sharing Electronic Resources For CDLC November 19, 2004 Carey Hatch SUNY Office of Library and Information Services

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Google now Google Scholar!! “In a move that some scholars see as a boon for research and others say could help make libraries obsolete, Google on Thursday unveiled a search engine that focuses on academic materials.” Chronicle of Higher Education Nov. 19, 2004

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Flat budgets Annual vendor increases New types of content, i.e. images, music files, video Increased use by students and faculty Resignation that we can not afford to maintain print as we did in the past The “retreat” from the big deal

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Open Access publications/content Open Source software Institutional Repositories Open Archives Initiative Digital Rights Management

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Open URL Federated Searching Enterprise Searching Electronic Resource Management (ERM)

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Libraries and E-learning/Course Management integration Libraries and student information systems integration Learning Content Management Campus Portals E Portfolios

Trends in “shared” electronic resources Traditional LMS Acquisitions Circulation ILL Cataloging Serials Reports New LMS Search portal Link Resolver CMS integration Student system integration Digital Library Portfolios Content Management Digital Rights Management

Trends in “shared” electronic resources