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Jisc Rsc Webinar March 08 Rumsey
- 1. JISC eBooks Working Group Achievements and challenges Sally Rumsey JISC eBooks Working Group University of Oxford
- 3. What is an ebook? Images of a print version Colin Clouts come home againe. By Edmund Spencer & Sir Walter Raleigh . EEBO
- 5. Deborah Brunton, ‘Rumsey, Henry Wyldbore (1809–1876)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography , Oxford University Press, 2004 [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/40992, accessed 13 Feb 2008] Reference work
- 9. Testbed for Interoperability of eBook Metadata (TIME) Final report 24 April 2006 The Higher Education Consultancy Group A Feasibility Study on the Acquisition of e-Books by HE Libraries and the Role of JISC Final Report October 2006
- 20. Platform A number to choose from Content Pick & Mix v. Bundles Same as print version? Check hotlists Cost How many? Practical Problems 2
- 24. Practical Problems 4 Use one supplier or more? Librarians Costs Coverage Workflow Users Different interfaces Varying functionalities Personalisation
- 25. Selection criteria What’s important to you? What are the showstoppers? Who has responsibility for different checks? Academic Database Assessment Tool (ADAT) http://www.jisc-adat.com/adat/home.pl
- 28. Crystal ball time: Predictions Improved finding aids More core titles Better metadata