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SHARED PRINT ARCHIVING PRECONFERENCE CHARLESTON CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 2, 2011 MICHAEL LEVINE-CLARK COLLECTIONS LIBRARIAN UNIVERSITY OF DENVER [email protected] Prospective Collection Development: Impacts on Library Collaboration

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Levine-Clark, Michael, “Prospective Collection Development: Impacts on Library Collaboration,” Building the Collective Collection Pre-Conference, Charleston Conference, Charleston, S.C., November 2, 2011.

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SHARED PRINT ARCHIVING PRECONFERENCECHARLESTON CONFERENCE

NOVEMBER 2 , 2011MICHAEL LEVINE-CLARK

COLLECTIONS LIBRARIANUNIVERSITY OF DENVER

[email protected]

Prospective Collection Development: Impacts on

Library Collaboration

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Monographs

Journals are easyDigitalSharedAre the few print titles worth

considering?

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Looking into the Future

5 yearsPrint/electronic mix – still transitionalDDA predominant for e-books

10 yearsMostly electronicMostly DDALocal POD

How actively will we still collect print?

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What Do E-Book Collections Mean?

Easier cooperation within consortiaShared access to shared purchases

No shared access beyond consortiaDepletion of the collective collectionILL replaced by STL

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Demand-Driven Acquisition

Is there a role for consortia?Tension between shared discount/local

needsImmediate access vs. stewardship of the cultural recordAccess

Better served by DDAStewardship of potential acquisitions

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And What About Print?

Copies for sharing? Copies for preservation?Bundled with e-book purchases?Who stores?Who pays?

Some stuff will always be print - opportunitiesSpecial collectionsNon-EnglishSmall Press

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