1. Erin S. Fisher, Document Delivery & E-Reserves Librarian Lisa Kurt, Head of E-Resources & Acquisition Services University of Nevada, Reno Exploring Patron Driven Access Modelsfor E-journals and E-books User DrivenUnmediated document deliverypurchase on demanduser-initiated document deliveryjust-in-time acquisitionsend-user document supplyDemand drivenCollections articles on demandunmediated document orderingpay-per-view Photo by N.J.Lee on flickr cc license Attribution User Driven

2. Why User Driven? Photo by naughty architect on flickr cc license Attribution 3. Who Offers PPV? Left to Right: Photo by voir etc..., mightyohm, and randychiu on flickr cc license Attribution 4. PPV Options Photos by clevercupcakeson flickr cc license Attribution Photo by Rachel from Cupcakes Take the Cake on flickr cc license Attribution vs. 5. Benefits Photo by kenteegardin on flickr cc license Attribution 6. Challenges 7. Challenges

Customization/Visibility

Mediation

Stability

Security

Scalability

8. Case Study: PPV at UNR IP Address Only Control IP Address/User Registration Control SuperUser Control 9. Case Study: PPV at UNR 10. Case Study: PPV at UNR 11. Case Study: PPV at UNR 12. Case Study Conclusion : PPV at UNR "...it remains to be seen how [Elsevier] and others will respond to increased usage of the PPV option. Clint Chamberlain & Betty 13. User Driven Ebooks Would libraries be willing to share control of spending on e-resources with patrons? Peter McCrackenPhoto by C!... on flickr cc license Attribution 14. User Driven Ebooks:Models May Vary Photo by What Makes The Pie Shops Tick? on flickr cc license Attribution 15.

Library only pays for what is used/needed

User experience similar to other ebooks

Just in time instead of just in case

Flexibility

Benefits 16. Challenges

Records

Buy outright versus short term loan

Cautious with budget

Software to download for offline reading

17. User Driven Ebooks 18. Case Study: UNR EBL Pilot 19. Case study: UNR EBL pilot 20. Case Study Perspective Photo by puroticorico on flickr cc license Attribution 21. Library Collections? Photo by What Makes The Pie Shops Tick? on flickr cc license Attribution 22. License + on-demand vs. Own Photo by K.I.T. on flickr cc license AttributionPhoto by maveric2003 on flickr cc license AttributionPhoto by maveric2003 on flickr cc license Attribution 23. Collaboration/Implementation Photo by merwinglittle dear on flickr cc license Attribution 24. The Ultimate Prize for Librarians Photo by madmolecule on flickr cc license Attribution 25. Citations & Additional Resources

Contact Information:

Erin S. Fisher,[email_address]

Lisa Kurt,[email_address]

Available on slideshare :

http://www.slideshare.net/lisakurt/exploring-patron-driven-access-models-for-e-journals-and-ebooks

Resources:

Chamberlain, C. and B. MacAlpine (2008). Pay-per-view article access: a viable replacement for subscriptions?Serials: The Journal for the Serials Community . 21 (1): 30-34.

Carr, P. and Collins, S. (2009). Acquiring Articles through Unmediated, User-Initiated Pay-Per-View Transactions: An Assessment of Current Practices.Serials Review . 35 (4): 272-277.

McCracken, Peter. " la Carte, not Buffet: A New Vision for E-Resources."Library Journal136.9 (2011): 106.

Tenopir, C. (2010). Online Databases: New Directions for Collections.Library Journal , June 1, 2010: 24.