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Unique Monographic Holdings in TRLN (2006)
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Beyond Print is an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
funded project to develop new business models and licensing terms for the
cooperative acquisition of e-books. The Triangle Research Libraries Network (TRLN) has a long history of cooperative
collection development policies that distribute subject and language
responsibilities among member libraries to minimize overlap and maximize breadth
of coverage.
Higher e-book prices for single institutions, and
weighty multipliers to enable inter-institutional access, threaten this investment and
the future of scholarly sharing.
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A key element of the project was to convene
representatives from library consortia together with vendors and publishers to explore new and mutually sustainable models as research
libraries make the print to electronic transition in their book collections. The
TRLN Beyond Print Summit was held in Chapel Hill, NC on August 22-23, 2011. Join
us at the Charleston Conference where we will continue the conversation. |
Beyond Print
Summit Meeting Materials
Monday, August 22, 2011
Group Dinner |
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
| 8:30-9:00 |
Registration |
| 9:00-9:20 |
Welcome and Introductions |
| 9:20-9:35 |
Summit Objectives |
| 9:35-10:00 |
TRLN Motivation for Summit - A Case Study
(Greg Raschke, NCSU Libraries) |
| 10:00-10:30 |
Presentation from Day One |
| 10:30-10:45 |
Break
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| 10:45-12:00 |
Issues Discussion of Three Main Areas
> Sharing and Networking
> Acquisitions Options
> Cost Models |
| 12:00-1:30 |
Lunch |
| 1:45-2:15 |
Wrap-up of Issues Discussion |
| 2:15-3:45 |
Discussion of Potential New Models and
Strategies for Sustainability |
| 3:45-4:00 |
Break |
| 4:00-5:00 |
Wrap-Up; Next Steps |
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TRLN Summit Analysis and Next Steps
Commonalities and Gaps
This updated diagram attempts to make clearer the gaps between librarians and
vendors since we tended to overstate our commonalities by the end of the second
day. This tries to make it clear where we need to identify licensing terms and
business models to close these gaps.
Resource
Sharing Cost Estimates Within TRLN (February, 2012)
TRLN has conducted a brief exercise to estimate the personnel and transportation
costs associated with borrowing and lending monographs between libraries within
the consortium. These cost estimates were generated to inform conversations
regarding reasonable short-term loan costs for e-books.
Charleston Presentation
Presentation Title: Consortial e-book acquisitions:
librarian/publisher/vendor perspectives
Friday, November 4, 2011 5:45 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Abstract:
The Triangle Research Libraries Network received funding from the Andrew W.
Mellon Foundation to develop new business models and licensing terms for the
collaborative purchasing and sharing of e-books. Libraries in TRLN are committed
to honoring long-standing cooperative collection agreements, built over time in
print, in the e-universe, and to maintaining their strong record of minimal
duplication. In this highly interactive session, speakers will present the
results of an "e-book summit" held in August 2011 in which library consortia
will meet with e-book publishers and vendors to close the gap on what libraries
need and what publishers are presently offering. Come join this conversation
around the building of new, mutually sustainable models for cooperative
collection development with e-books – including discussions of use metrics,
resource sharing, rights, and selection options. Audience members will be
invited to comment on the proposed new models with a particular emphasis on
whether they could work in their own institutions and collaborative networks.
The objective of the session is incorporate feedback from the Charleston
Conference community in order to advance emerging new practices for the academic
library's acquisition of e-books.
http://www.slideshare.net/gkraschk/trln-beyond-print-consortial-ebook-acquisitions-librarianpublishervendor-perspectives-10346730
Primary Speaker: Greg Raschke
Co-presenters:
Jonathan Bunkell/ebrary, Carol Hunter, Sarah Lippincott
2012 Council on East Asian Libraries Annual Conference
Presentation Title: Developing New Library Business Models for
e-Books: The Beyond Print Initiative Undertaken by the Triangle Research
Libraries (TRLN)
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Presenters: Hsi-Chu Bolick, Luo Zhuo
Beyond Print Initiative
2012 Charleston Conference
Presentation Title: TRLN Oxford University Press YBP Consortial E-Books Pilot
November 8, 2012
Presenters: Ann-Marie Breaux (YPB), Annette Day (NCSU), Aisha
Harvey (Duke), Rebecca Seger (OUP), Luke Swindler (UNC)
Consortial E-Books Pilot |
Summit Participants
Library/Consortia
Faye Abrams, Projects Officer (E-Resources, ILL)
Ontario Council of University Libraries
Ivy Anderson, Director, Collection Development & Management
California Digital Library
Rick Anderson, Associate Director for Scholarly Resources & Collections
University of Utah
Kim Armstrong, Deputy Director
Committee on Institutional Cooperation
Greg Doyle, Electronic Resources Program Manager
Orbis-Cascade Alliance
Martha Hruska, Associate University Librarian
University of California San Diego
George Machovec, Associate Director
Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries
Tim Rogers, Executive Director
NC LIVE
John M. Saylor, Associate University Librarian
Cornell University
Jay Schafer, Director
Five Colleges, Inc.
Melissa Trevvett, Executive Director
Boston Library Consortium |
E-book Vendors & Publishers
Clare Appavoo/Ingram Coutts
Ken Breen/EBSCO Publishing
Jonathan Bunkell/ebrary
Steve Cohn/Duke University Press
Bruce Heterick/Portico
Brett Rubinstein/Springer
Rebecca Seger/Oxford University Press
Dean Smith/UPEC/Project MUSE/Hopkins
David Swords/EBL
Michael Zeoli/YBP |
Project Leadership
TRLN: Beyond Print Steering Committee
Kristin Antelman
Associate Director for the Digital Library
North Carolina State University
Robert Byrd
Associate University Librarian for Collections Services
Duke University
Maria Collins
Acting Head, Content Acquisitions and Licensing
North Carolina State University
Carol Hunter
Associate University Librarian for Collections & Services
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Cotina Jones
Assistant Director of Library Services
North Carolina Central University
Greg Raschke
Associate Director for Collections and Scholarly Communication
North Carolina State University
Consultant: Judy Luther, President, Informed Strategies
TRLN Staff: Mona Couts, Judy
Ruttenberg
Sarah Lippincott (Project Coordinator).
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TRLN: Beyond Print Task Group
Stephen Brooks
Head of Monographic Services
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Aisha Harvey
Head, Collection Development
Duke University
Luke Swindler
Coordinator for General Collections
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
John Vickery
Collection Manager, Management & Social Sciences
North Carolina State University
TRLN Staff:
Judy Ruttenberg |
| "Both publishers and libraries are struggling to figure out fair business
practices for a format that is evolving rapidly. We need ways for libraries
to collect collaboratively, as we always have in print, and for publishers
to develop sustainable models." Sarah Michalak, Principal Investigator
University Librarian, UNC Chapel Hill |
Triangle Research
Libraries Network CB#3940 Wilson Library, Suite 712 Chapel Hill, NC
27514-8890
Phone: (919) 962-8022 Fax: (919) 962-4452
comments to:
patti.pittman@unc.edu
last modified: November 14, 2012
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