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Transcript of Springer Symposium on Scholarly Communications

Scholarly Communications on

CampusJohn McDonaldAssociate Vice President & Chief Information OfficerClaremont University Consortium

April 24, 2013Springer Symposium

Facilitating Scholarly Communication on Campus

 

Blaisdell’s Vision• “My own very deep hope is that instead of one great, undifferentiated university, we might have a group of institutions divided into small colleges—somewhat on the Oxford type—around a library and other utilities which they would use in common. In this way I should hope to preserve the inestimable personal values of the small college while securing the facilities of a great university.” —James A. Blaisdell, 1923

Where are we now?

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Transforming the

Library

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What does a library do then?

Librarians supporting…

1. Faculty & student publishing 

2. New types of scholarship

3. New modes of collaboration

4. New collections strategies

5. Assessment efforts

Future of Scholarly Communication

Publishing Support

Faculty-specific archives

Institution specific publications

Text-based traditional publishing

Faculty or

students or

disciplines

Academic research journals

Student publications

Promotingthe

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level

New forms of

scholarship

Potential Projects• Integrated approaches to research and teaching

• Transdisciplinary approach to digital humanities

• Creative computing: generating artistic works

using algorithms and computer models

• Virtual recreations of historical sites

• Integration of Spatial analysis & GIS in historical

research

• Inter-institutional collaboration

• Developing sustainable models for post-grant

funding

• Incubator for regional projects involving faculty

across institutions

• Addressing multi-institutional models

• Determining where Libraries and IT come

together and where they can work with faculty.

Challenges

New modes of

faculty-librarian

collaboration

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New collections strategies

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Shared Print: Find Overlap Holdings to Maximize Deselection

Shared Print: Find Overlap as a % of the collection

New Access & Selection Models

New Access & Selection Models

Librarians supporting assessment

efforts

Better technology

Click through to article and user level detail!!! 

ROI at the Campus level: Google Scholar Institutional

profiles

Additional ROI Efforts

It’s about people…

March 11, 2012

Continuing to make

Cylinders of Excellence