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How Does Your Library Handle Electronic Serials? A General Survey
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- Subject: How Does Your Library Handle Electronic Serials? A General Survey
- From: Mark Jordan <mjordan@sfu.ca>
- Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 06:18:20 EDT
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Please excuse any crossposting. Feel free to forward this message to any individuals who may be interested or to appropriate discussion lists. This is a call for participation in the survey "How Does Your Library Handle Electronic Serials? A General Survey". The survey's purpose is to gather information on how libraries of all types and sizes manage electronic, fulltext serials of all types, collectively referred to as "eserials" and including electronic versions of refereed journals, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, etc. The survey's focus is on the technical aspects of managing eserials and also on some basic collection policy issues, and is intended to serve as an environmental scan of how libraries are currently addressing the challenges of providing access to fulltext electronic serials. Staff from any type of library, anywhere in the world are invited to participate in the survey. The aim is to collect one survey per library, not from multiple individuals from the same library. To support collaboration among your colleagues from the same library, you may create a login "account" that you can share with your colleagues. An additional benefit of logging in is that after the survey closes you may view your own library's results in relation to the aggregated results of the survey. Instructions for logging in can be found at the survey URL below. The researchers will not divulge any user IDs or passwords entered by participants or use this ID for any purposes other than those stated on the web page where you create the account. You may complete the survey anonymously if you do not intend to collaborate with colleagues or do not want to view your library's results after the survey closes. The closing date is September 30, 2001. Preliminary results of the survey will be presented at the Access 2001 Conference. The URL of the survey is http://www.targetinform.com/eserials/ Mark Jordan Librarian / Analyst, Systems Division W.A.C. Bennett Library, Simon Fraser University Tel: 1 604 291 5753 Fax: 1 604 291 3023 Email: mjordan@sfu.ca Dave Kisly Project Coordinator BC Electronic Library Network (ELN) Tel: 1 604 431 3419 Fax: 1 604 431 3381 Email: davidk@ola.bc.ca
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