Managing and developing the collections at the Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford COSEELIS conference 28-29 June 2012 Catríona Cannon, Associate

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  • Managing and developing the collections at the Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford COSEELIS conference 28-29 June 2012 Catrona Cannon, Associate Director, Collection Support Bodleian Libraries
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  • Collection statistics 2010-2011 Total catalogued book stock11,136,414 Number of additions to stock161,352 Number of electronic books purchased454,295 Number of serial titles purchased in electronic form only13,375 Number of electronic databases purchased461
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  • Materials budget 2011-2012 - 5.9m Subjects covered: Humanities: Ancient Near East, Art and Architecture, Celtic, Childrens Books, China and Inner Asia, Classics and Ancient History, Egyptology, English, Film Studies, French, Frisian, German, Hebraica, Judaica, and Semitics, History, Italian, Linguistics, Modern Greek, Music, Numismatics, Philosophy, Portuguese, Slavonic Literature and Language, Spanish, Theology, US Studies. Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences: Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Forestry, Materials, Mathematics, Ornithology, Physics, Plant Sciences, Plant Taxonomy, Statistics, Zoology. Medical Sciences: Anatomy, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics, Biology, Clinical Medicine, Experimental Psychology, Genetics, Health Care, Human Sciences, Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics, Preclinical Medicine, Primary Care, Psychology. Social Sciences: African Studies, Archaeology, Business, Commonwealth Studies, Criminology, Development Studies, Economics, Education, Environment, Evidence Based Social Intervention, Finance, Geography, International Relations, Internet & Media Studies, Japan, Korea, Latin American Studies, Law, Maps, Management, Middle East & Islamic Studies, Migration, Official Papers, Oriental Studies, Political Science, Refugee Studies, Slavonic, Central and Eastern European Studies, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Social Policy, Socio-Legal Studies, Sociology, South Asia, South East Asia, Tibetan Studies.
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  • Bodleian Libraries Organisation Charts
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  • Academic Strategy for Oxford University Library Services 1. Increase direct access to high-demand items in the collections 2. Improve online access to materials by providing access to digital runs of journals 3. Enhance user services through innovation 4. Improve the management of collections 5. Provide a secure location for high-value collections 6. Advance a coordinated estates programme (a) High-density book storage facility (b) New Bodleian Library (c) Humanities Library
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  • Academic strategy: 4. Improve the management of collections
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  • The Reader Experience Bibliographical record on SOLO appears identical to other e-book records This book is not yet available in print in Oxford
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  • Accessing the e-book
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  • At the end of 5 minutes browse The reader can choose to carry on And trigger a loan ($19.50)
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