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Good Things Come In Small Packages: Getting the Most from Shared Print Retention and Cooperative Collection Development with a Small Group of Libraries
1. Good Things Come in Small
Packages: Getting the Most From
Shared Print Retention &
Cooperative Collection
Development with a Small Group of
Libraries
Cyd Dyer, College Librarian/Archivist, Simpson College
Teri Koch, Head, Collection Development, Drake
University
Pam Rees, Library Director, Grand View University
Charleston Conference
November 6, 2014
2. Session Agenda
History and Background of the project
Phase I: Data Analysis, Retention Verification
Project, Claiming Project
Experience of one Institution – Simpson College
Phase II: Prospective Collection Development
Next Steps
Advantages & Disadvantages of a small group
collaboration & tips for starting such a
collaboration
3. History and Background of Project
CI-CCI Group member characteristics:
•Five schools: Central College, Drake University, Grand View
University, Grinnell College, Simpson College
•Size (FTEs range from 1388-4400)
•Mission (all are private academics, all are heavily focused on
Liberal Arts)
•No Shared Catalog
Guiding principles:
•Decisions be data driven
•Guarantee 24 hour delivery of materials
•Coordinate acquisitions to eliminate all but the most critical
duplications AND Maximize local budgets
•Commitment by senior administration
Second Steps:
•Hired SCS for collection and usage analysis
•MOU signed summer 2013 just 6 months into the project
4. MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)
Patterned after Michigan Shared Print Initiative
Elected to create two addenda to the MOU to deal with
specific and unique issues related to ILL and acquisitions
Based upon the guiding principles.
Acquisitions Addendum
-Acquisitions Taskforce
-MARC 583
-Maximum of 2 holdings/title
-Common vendor
ILL-Delivery Addendum
- ILL-Delivery Taskforce
-24 hour delivery
-common ILL practices i.e. 10 week loan period (Note: this
was eventually changed to 120 days)
6. Phase I: Data Analysis &
Retention Verification
Hiring of Sustainable Collections Services
(SCS) to analyze group bibliographic
records and circulation history
Initial focus on identification of Retention
titles
9. Scenario Chosen by CI-CCI Group in
Development of Retention &
Withdrawal Lists
Published before 1991
Zero recorded uses since 2005
At least 1 non-CI-CCI library in Iowa also
holds an edition
Retain 1 title-holding within the group
9
10. Retention Lists & Verification Project
2: DeSte 2:
Develop
Retention
Listsvel
Retention Lists
• Each school agreed to
verify that they had the
items on their assigned
retention list
(INVENTORY)
• CI-CCI agreed to
complete by Aug. 2014
–most were completed
in 4-6 months
• An interactive
database was
developed by Drake.
Round 3 - Scenario 2
Published < 1991
Keep 1 title holding within CI-CCI
Zero recorded uses since 2005
At least one non CI-CCI library in Iowa also holds the title (any edition)
This allocation method maintains a consistent withdrawal and retention
ratio for all member libraries. Other allocation methods are possible, but
no library can withdraw more than their number of Eligible Title Holdings.
Institution
Eligible Title
Holdings
Allocated
Withdrawals
Allocated
Retentions
Central 56,426 29,992 26,434
Drake 97,149 51,637 45,512
Grand View 31,906 16,959 14,947
Grinnell 98,129 52,158 45,971
Simpson 44,930 23,881 21,049
Total 328,540 174,626 153,914
11. Retention Verification Process
Steps
Verifying that each assigned title is on the shelf
Inspecting the physical condition of each assigned title
Assigning a status to the item
Stamping each book with “CI-CCI 2013” to indicate that the
book was a retention title & is not to be withdrawn
Modifying the item’s bibliographic record (MARC 583) to
indicate that it was a retention title (note: as of this presentation
this has not been completed, but is in process).
No weeding until verification process completed
12. Retention Verification: Web app
design
Drake used its Library Applications Developer to develop a
web application to facilitate the verification process
SCS data was imported into a MySQL database
Front end web application designed with one purpose:
making it easy to record the verification at the shelves
Web app was built using responsive design (to work on any
device & screen size); used a CSS & JavaScript-based user
interface called “Bootstrap”
https://ci-cci.org/retention-lists/
13.
14. Retention Verification Numbers:
First Round
Verified on
Shelf
Verified Not on
Shelf
Poor
Condition
Not
Found TOTAL
Central 22693 1510 311 226 24740
Drake 36696 280 128 1367 38471
Grand
View 14336 141 33 1 14511
Grinnell 46431 291 45 241 47008
Simpson 19771 372 100 25 20268
TOTAL 139927 2594 617 1860 144998
96.5%
15. Retention Verification: Resolution
of “Not Found” & “Poor
Condition” titles
All titles had to eventually be moved to either “Verified
on Shelf” or “Verified Not on Shelf” for the purposes of this
project
Many “Not Found” titles were found misshelved or
checked out
Many “Poor Condition” titles were able to be sufficiently
repaired
Those titles that could not be found or repaired or were
not returned (if checked out) were eventually moved to
the “Verified Not on Shelf” category
16. Retention Verification Numbers:
Second Round
Verified on
Shelf
Verified Not on
Shelf TOTAL
Central 23415 716 24131
Drake 38471 1033 39504
Grand
View 14511 175 14686
Grinnell 46754 304 47058
Simpson 20143 372 20515
TOTAL 143294 2600 145894
17. Re-claiming Project (otherwise
known as “horse trading”)
What to do about the 2600 “Verified Not on
Shelf” titles?
Re-claiming project, commonly referred to as
“horse trading”
Smaller schools started process
Drake’s Application Developer extended
functionality of existing web app to identify
availability at institutions other than the original
assigned institution
18.
19. The Simpson College Experience
Opportunity: space & collections
True collaboration: consensus & flexibility
Commitment: resources &
communication
Shared print: finding & keeping
20. Phase II: Prospective Collection
Development
Coordinated acquisitions vs
Coordinated collection development
Goal of no more than 2 copies of any
one title
Select a common vendor
21. Prospective Collection
Development: continued
Two of the smaller CI-CCI libraries have been
following the two copy procedure
Delivery Issues:
Average delivery has been 3 days outside of
weekends.
No common courier
Logistical issue
CI-CCI is exploring options for improving delivery
Access to order level information
22. Prospective Collection
Development: Task Forces: Print
Acquisitions
Task Force on Print Acquisitions
Surveyed potential vendors
Real-time access to order level information
and circulation notes
Experience with Shared print, PDA/DDA,
print-on-demand
Vendor Demo
RFI to follow
23. Prospective Collection Development:
Task Forces: Ebooks
Task Force on Ebooks
Surveyed CI-CCI members
Vendors preferred
Purchase models
Factors constituting “good service”
Budget for ebooks
Potential for shared Ebook package(s)
24. CI-CCI Next Steps
Addressing issues that have arisen in the last 18
months
Implementation of OCLC Shared Print symbol
to record retention commitments
Integrate new member(s): University of Northern
Iowa
Two sets of data – how will this work?
Updating MOU addenda to reflect current
practices & new member(s)
Long-term management
26. Small Collaborative: Advantages
Fairly homogenous in size, location, mission
Long standing history of cooperation
Strong commitment to project goals &
importance of decisions to mutually benefit all
Once-a-month agenda-driven conference
calls
Governance by Directors & by consensus
27. Small Collaborative:
Disadvantages
Not grant funded
When & how will we do “data refresh” given the
expense?
Disparity in members’ size & budgets
No Project Manager
Need better method for determining group
leadership roles
Group shared holdings are limited (only 1,000,000;
but that will change with the addition of UNI;
holdings will double)
28. Tips for Starting a Similar
Collaboration
Work within existing collaborative structure (if it exists)
Determine need & interest via personal contact
Get philosophical commitment before attempting formal
agreement
Survey the literature & internet for documentation (including
MOUs) on similar collaborative projects
Secure the support of Provost/Chief Academic Officer
If possible, determine leadership roles of group members
early in the process
Editor's Notes
21,675 bib records filtered out
96.5% verified on shelf
CI-CCI is one of many print preservation collaboratives. Center For Research Libraries, Print Preservation Registry