Haruko Nakamura Yale University Library Workshop on Electronic Resources Standards and Best Practices CEAL annual meeting pre-conference workshop, 25 March.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Electronic Journals but Were Afraid to Ask! NASIG Pre-Conference June 2002 Stefanie Wittenbach Head of Acquisitions,

Advertisements

Finding the ERM that Fits Now...and Later Wendy Allen Shelburne Electronic Resources Librarian.

Serials Solutions: Company overview. We help libraries work better Data. Trust in authoritative, enriched, updated metadata Manage. Control the complexities.

Electronic Resource Management: Inputs, Outputs, and Why They Matter Presenter: Ted Koppel Verde/SFX Product Marketing Manager Ex Libris.

Summon: Web-scale discovery. Agenda Web-scale Discovery Defined How Summon Works Summon User Experience (live demonstration) Additional Resources.

Highlights of the Survey on Metadata Standards and Best Practices for Chinese E-Resources Susan Xue, UC Berkeley March 25, 2014.

21/22 Febr 2011ASA Annual Conference 2011 The intermediary in the digital age - luxury or necessity? A view from the library Dr. Hildegard Schäffler Bavarian.

John Ben DeVette Asia General Manager Vice President 19 October, 2005 EBSCO Information Services Web Initiatives: The New Online Interface for Libraries,

The Library behind the scene How does it work ? The Library behind the scenes 1 JINR / CERN Grid and advanced information systems 2012 Anne Gentil-Beccot.

ERM: FYI ( Following Your Implementation) Wisconsin / Illinois Innovative Users Group Carthage College June 16, 2006.

E-Books, E-Journals, Multimedia: New Approaches to Publishing Rachel Yee General Manager of EBSCO Information Services for Taiwan, Hong Kong, & Macao.

BC Integration of Systems and Resources MetaLib at Boston College Theresa Lyman Digital Resources Reference Librarian Boston College Libraries.

Managing Your Future E- Book Collection: From the Librarian’s P.O.V. Beth Avery University of North Texas

CASPUR/CIBER Paola Gargiulo, Izmir

Charting Strange Lands: The acquisitions of e-books By Kate Seago University of Kentucky Libraries.

Hong Kong Chinese Authority (Name) Project Latest developments CEAL 2002 Annual Meeting Washington, D.C. Maria Lau HKCAN Workgroup.

Lund Online 07/10/2009 Ingolf Kaspar, Regional Sales Manager EBSCO Publishing.

Cambridge University Library

Emerald Group Publishing Limited Lund Online Conference Sweden, March 2011 Jennifer Hughes Business Manager – N. Europe.

M AKING E - RESOURCE ACCESSIBLE FROM ONLINE CATALOG *e-books *serials Yan Wang Senior Librarian Head of Cataloging & Database Maintenance Central Piedmont.

Usage Data Practical evaluation Katarina Standár LM Information Delivery Boatshow May 2013.

Information Literacy Summon Catalog Summon is the only discovery service designed around a single, unified index of content. Provides a Google-like search.

Anita Foster Head, Acquisitions and Electronic Resources Milner Library, Illinois State University May 1, 2014 Using SFX to Facilitate Electronic Book.

Jee Davis University of Texas Libraries ALCTS Technical Services Directors of Large Research Libraries Interest Group 2014 ALA Annual Conference in Las.

Grey Literature, E-Repositories and Evaluation of Academic & Research Institutes. The case study of BPI e-repository Maria V. Kitsiou - Head Librarian,

1 The Gateway to Information: Simplifying Access to Library Resources Fred Roecker Head Instruction The Ohio State University Libraries

Title of the Poster. “Digital library services and their impact with reference to a developing country: The case of the Faculty of Health Sciences library,

May 28, 2007Breakout session I1 LAU CASE STUDY LAU CASE STUDY By Cendrella Habre Systems Librarian Lebanese American University Fourth AMICAL Conference.

Electronic Resource Management Systems: Solution or Disillusion? By: Willian S.A. Frias Head, Technical Services Unit De La Salle University Library.

Interest in Cooperative Cataloging for CJK E-Resources Survey Result By Erica Chang 2015 CEAL CTP ERMB Workshop March 23, 2015, University of Chicago.

Using Millennium ERMS as a discovery tool: University of Tours experience Anne Slomovici ICOLC Europe octobre Session 8.

Link Resolvers: Serials Solutions Aine Finucane Acquisitions Librarian University of Limerick LIR Annual Seminar 2005.

Orbis/PORTALS E-journal Workshop Orbis/PORTALS E-journal Workshop May 9, 2002 Sarah Beasley - Portland State University and Bonnie Parks - Oregon State.

Credo Reference: The Online Reference Service for Learners and Librarians ABE, February 2011.

“Getting Best Value from your Collection of E-Journals” Ian Pattenden - Bowker (UK) Ltd.

Making the Connections An E-Matrix for Managing Resources in the Dis-integrated Library System David Goldsmith and Greg Raschke, NCSU Libraries ACRL, April.

Re-Implementing ERM MENA-IUG 5 th Annual Conference 1-2 November 2010.

E-book survey: CJK cases 2012 Committee on Korean Materials CEAL/AAS Hyokyoung U of Washington.

1 EBSCO A-to-Z at Georgia Southern University --Why and How Iris B. Durden Serials Librarian Georgia Southern University GUGM May 20, 2004.

Making the Most of E-Journal Usage Data Electronic Resources & Libraries 2008 March 20, 2008 Gayle Baker, Eleanor Read & Maribeth Manoff.

20 October 2008Hildegard Schäffler - ICOLC Fall Meeting Munich Requirements for E-Book Standards.

Relational Databases Melton, Beth “Databases: Access Terminology and Relational Database Concepts.” 09/LPMArticle.asp?ID=73http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub00.

The E-Book Dilemma: A Study of Aggregator and Publisher Options to Deliver Electronic Book Content.

Making eBooks Work for Libraries Michael Levine-Clark Collections Librarian University of Denver

ReSearcher Software Update Kevin Stranack Consortial Support Librarian SFU Library ACCOLEDS/DLI Training Session - November 28 th, 2005.

Monograph Collection Development in an Age of Uncertainty: The University of Haifa Library Experience Cecilia Harel Head of Collection Development, Gifts.

ReSearcher Software Update Kevin Stranack SFU Library

ICOLC Las Vegas March 28, 2003 TDNet E-Management Services for Consortia From E-Journals to E-Resources Michael Markwith President, TDNet Inc.

Improving Access to Latin American Microfilm LASER March, 2004 Teresa Chapa, UNC Chapel Hill Emily Stambaugh, Wake Forest Univ.

E-Resources Management: So Many Silos to Synchronize…Still! A Presentation to the Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference Atlanta, GA March 2008 Luiz.

Electronic Serials at UPS Prepared by Peggy Firman For: Portals/Orbis Ejournals Workshop May 9, 2002.

Issues, Concerns and Suggestions for Chinese E-resources Susan Xue Chair, Committee on Chinese Materials.

Christian Burris and Steve Kelley North Carolina Serials Conference March 10, 2011.

TDNet: E-Journals Management & Access Presentation to:ICOLC April 23, 2001 Newport, Rhode Island Presentation by:Asher Sofrin CEO, TDNet Ltd Aliza Friedman.

MARCIt records for e-journals project to implement MARCIt service McGill University Library Feb

Gold Rush Electronic Resource Discovery and Management System George Machovec Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries

Electronic Serials Management VIVA Content Linking Workshop May 22, 2003 Jamie Redwine, Hollins Univ Leslie O’Brien, VA Tech.

2008 eBook Study Overview Are Librarians and Publishers on the Same Page? Janet Fisher Senior Publishing Consultant Publishers Communications Group Emilie.

Ebooks? John Akeroyd Milano March 7 th Ebook Readers.

Web Discovery and Millennium Integrating Millennium with Summon Helen Bronleigh Library Systems Coordinator.

Enhanced Navigation Implementation Group Presentation at All Staff Meeting June 26, 2002.

Walking a Tightrope in the Transition to Electronic Resources Debra G. Skinner Georgia Southern University GOLD/GALILEO Users Group Conference July 31,

 Done in a number of ways: › Title by title › Publisher packages (electronic only) › Consortial ‘deals’ (electronic only  OCUL (Ontario Council of University.

Slide 1 (e)Book Snapshot: Print and eBook Use in an Academic Library Consortium Joanna Voss Collections Analyst OhioLINK.

Electronic Resources Collection Development Policy : Need and Challenges.

Promoting e-resources Gintarė Tautkevičienė Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania.

Ebooks In the COD CARLI E-Book Symposium March 3, 2009

Judith Nagata, Electronic Resources Librarian

EDS Discovery Health & EBSCO eBooks Workflow Optimization

Contributing to and Contributed By in the Alma Community Zone.pptx

Presentation transcript:

Haruko Nakamura Yale University Library Workshop on Electronic Resources Standards and Best Practices CEAL annual meeting pre-conference workshop, 25 March 2014, Philadelphia

Outline Issues: Lack of resources and awareness Scarce e-resources / contents No/Poor metadata ebooks aggregated databases Lack of proper procedures and communication

Scarce e-resources / contents Indexing databases are still dominant Small number of e-books and e-journals Very few front list titles ( 新刊 ) are published as ebooks ↓ Majority of e-books have been already published in print and many libraries already own them. Therefore, not many libraries purchase e-books, thus they are not yet familiar with the Japanese e-book market.

Metadata Lack of individual links of e-journals and e-books provided Few vendors provide MARC records for OPAC Poor interface function Confusion of diverse presentation of e-resources (interfaces, access points, metadata, etc.)

eBooks Around 7,000 Japanese e-books available (mostly science subjects) Provides metadata in discovery tools like Summon, but… Availability of MARC records are not consistent Good MARC records, but poor interface function Transliterated headings (880 fields) Series headings Volume number Subject headings Collections base links

MARC record sample – Beautiful!

No transliterations No series headings No subject headings

No volume numbers “ 新日本古典文学大系 ” as series

No Series Headings

Aggregated Databases e-books and e-journals in one database No MARC records Provides metadata in discovery tools, but.. No direct links to individual titles or to several individual interfaces Insufficient metadata? No ISBN, published year, transliterated titles, etc.

Lack of proper procedures and communication Content updates (added, deleted and changes of titles, etc.) Who takes care of this? Communication with e- resources librarians (internal), vendors and publishers. Japanese resources in databases supplied by other countries? (ex. Medical*Online, Factiva)

Annals of Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences [Ja] ( 群馬保健学紀要 )

Other e-resource issues Certain contents are not available outside Japan Users have to install client software Difficult license agreements Usage statistics not being available Price

Future Access at Yale Univ. Knowledge base Discovery Service E-journal and E-book MARC records in catalog E-journal A-Z list Database A-Z list Link Resolver

Conclusion - Working Together With Librarians (liaison to users) and Publishers and Vendors (content creators) ↓ Increase access points of e-resources Improve awareness of e-resources among users Increase the use of e-resources Librarians can justify subscriptions of e-resources Everyone wins!