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California Library Association Pre-Conference Institute on Electronic
Resource Management, Friday, November 10th, 2006, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
Sacramento Convention Center, 1400 J Street, Sacramento CA 95814
Registration fee: $75
Presented by CLA Access, Collections, and Technical Services Section
(CLA ACTSS)
As more resources become available electronically, libraries face an
ever increasing challenge of managing, providing access, and collecting
e-metrics of electronic resources. In order to streamline this activity,
libraries are revisiting and refreshing their organizational structures
to properly staff and manage e-resources. Some have adopted a
centralized model and others are continuing to follow a distributed
model where the work is incorporated throughout the library. This
program will cover the four major areas of ERMS:
Electronic Resources Management Systems: What ERM systems are available?
How to assess what your library needs, getting started with ERMS,
evaluating ERMS.
Organizational Integration: Who is involved in managing e-resources
throughout the library? What are the license issues; what workflow
designs have been developed by libraries?
E-Metrics: Extracting and analyzing electronic resource data - best
practices
Future trends: Where ERMS are going
Objectives of the Pre-Conference Institute:
*Understand the current issues and trends in the management of
electronic
resources, including licensing, internal workflow models, and
assessment.
Also examine the historical context that led to ERMs and current
standards.
*Be able to identify current and prospective ERM systems, understand
what
they are offering, and be able to compare and evaluate competing
products.
*Understand real-world implementation of ERM systems and the work
required on the part of purchasing libraries.
Serials, collection development, acquisitions, electronic resources and
acquisitions librarians, or anyone else charged with managing electronic
products and subscriptions will be interested in this program.
Speakers: Margaret Hogarth, University of California, Riverside; Paoshan
Yue, University of Nevada, Reno; Navjit Brar, California Polytechnic
State
University, San Luis Obispo; Theodore Fons, Innovative Interfaces Inc.;
Ted Koppel, Ex-Libris; Brian Schwartz, Endeavor Information Systems
To enroll, or for more information, please visit the following sites:
You are not required to register for the main CLA Conference if you
attend
only the preconference.
Xiaoli Li
Acting Head, Serials Department
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616
Phone: 530.752.6735
Email: xlli@ucdavis.edu