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Monday, June 04, 2007
SLA2007: PAMwide Roundtable
oops! Put this for like a minute on the PAM blog.... belongs here...
PAM-wide Roundtable
Single Copy Task Group
Zari Kamarei
UNC
Task group w/ UNC, NC State, Duke
- written agreement
- the single copy may be in the stacks or the off site storage
- keep volumes in the best condition, most complete
- accessible to users through document delivery
- can’t retract
Remaining issues:
- legal issues
- catalog presentations (how do they show other
- equity in withdrawals
IOPscience
Tony O’Rourke
Assistant Directory, Journals
-5000 (5300) institutions (in 2004) active interest (publishing) in physics
[This seems to be more like what they mentioned last year – blowing up the journal model… to a database of individual journal articles with virtual groupings…]
- All journals, database view, 1874-current,
- Not to replace Inspec or other A&I services, this is still about IOP
- new pricing model factors include
- size of research
- Usage
- Location
- Type of institution (research, small college)
- permanent access to subscribed years
- better search, better browse, forward/backward citing, tag clouds, PACS, clusters, RSS feeds
- full content to everything they publish
Questions:
- who has access to the beta? 300 large institutions (and now everyone in the room upon request)
- new model will co-exist with journal subscription model
- slides will be posted on the PAM site
AAPT and Me
Pat Viele
http://physicsinformationfluency.blogspot.com
Targeted AAPT to make a contribution in physics student information literacy. With help from Cornell contacts, targeted, joined, contributes to AAPT committees. Has presented at 11 AAPT meetings.
Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Donna Thompson
What’s new this year.
- Popular Astronomy scanned online (they need vols 1-11)
- new basic search form (bleh)
- new search plugin for ff2 and ie7
- new green links for open access titles
- personalization features (my account)
- library links (we’ve done this)
- personal libraries more user friendly
- collections of articles
- can make notations for each article
PAM-wide Roundtable
Single Copy Task Group
Zari Kamarei
UNC
Task group w/ UNC, NC State, Duke
- written agreement
- the single copy may be in the stacks or the off site storage
- keep volumes in the best condition, most complete
- accessible to users through document delivery
- can’t retract
Remaining issues:
- legal issues
- catalog presentations (how do they show other
- equity in withdrawals
IOPscience
Tony O’Rourke
Assistant Directory, Journals
-5000 (5300) institutions (in 2004) active interest (publishing) in physics
[This seems to be more like what they mentioned last year – blowing up the journal model… to a database of individual journal articles with virtual groupings…]
- All journals, database view, 1874-current,
- Not to replace Inspec or other A&I services, this is still about IOP
- new pricing model factors include
- size of research
- Usage
- Location
- Type of institution (research, small college)
- permanent access to subscribed years
- better search, better browse, forward/backward citing, tag clouds, PACS, clusters, RSS feeds
- full content to everything they publish
Questions:
- who has access to the beta? 300 large institutions (and now everyone in the room upon request)
- new model will co-exist with journal subscription model
- slides will be posted on the PAM site
AAPT and Me
Pat Viele
http://physicsinformationfluency.blogspot.com
Targeted AAPT to make a contribution in physics student information literacy. With help from Cornell contacts, targeted, joined, contributes to AAPT committees. Has presented at 11 AAPT meetings.
Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Donna Thompson
What’s new this year.
- Popular Astronomy scanned online (they need vols 1-11)
- new basic search form (bleh)
- new search plugin for ff2 and ie7
- new green links for open access titles
- personalization features (my account)
- library links (we’ve done this)
- personal libraries more user friendly
- collections of articles
- can make notations for each article
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