exploring patron driven access models for e-journals and e-books
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User Driven. Exploring Patron Driven Access Models for E-journals and E-books. User Driven Unmediated document delivery purchase on demand user-initiated document delivery just-in-time acquisitions end-user document supply Demand driven Collections - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Erin S. Fisher, Document Delivery & E-Reserves LibrarianLisa Kurt, Head of E-Resources & Acquisition ServicesUniversity of Nevada, Reno
User Driven Unmediated document delivery
purchase on demand user-initiated document delivery just-in-time
acquisitions end-user document supply Demand driven Collections
articles on demand unmediated document ordering pay-per-view
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User DrivenExploring Patron Driven Access Models for E-journals and E-books
Why User Driven?
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Who Offers PPV?
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PPV Options
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vs.
Benefits
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Challenges
Challenges
• Customization/Visibility• Mediation• Stability• Security• Scalability
Case Study: PPV at UNRIP Address Only Control
IP Address/User Registration Control
SuperUser Control
Case Study: PPV at UNR
Case Study: PPV at UNR
Case Study: PPV at UNR
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
User Driven Ebooks
“Would libraries be willing to share control of spending on e-resources with patrons?” –Peter McCracken
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User Driven Ebooks: Models May Vary
• Library only pays for what is used/needed• User experience similar to other ebooks• Just in time instead of just in case• Flexibility
Benefits
Challenges
• Records• Buy outright versus short term loan• Cautious with budget• Software to download for offline reading
User Driven Ebooks
Case Study: UNR EBL Pilot
Case study: UNR EBL pilot
Case Study Perspective
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Library Collections?
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License + on-demand vs. Own
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Collaboration/Implementation
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The Ultimate Prize for Librarians
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Citations & Additional ResourcesContact Information: Erin S. Fisher, [email protected] Kurt, [email protected]
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. "À la Carte, not Buffet: A New Vision for E-Resources." Library Journal 136.9 (2011): 106.
• Tenopir, C. (2010). “Online Databases: New Directions for Collections.” Library Journal, June 1, 2010: 24.