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Maximizing the Collective Collection (monographs) in Illinois I-Share: assessing our buy to share potential Lynn Wiley: Head of Acquisitions University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Nordic Resource Sharing & Collection Development Conference October 2010 lnwiley@illinois.edu

The presenter is happy to provide data slides upon request. The full data is expected to be published soon.

Outline Why do an assessment and what to examine What to look at within the study What we found out What we might do with that What we did do with it What we didn t do Ongoing challenges

Illinois 56,400 square miles = 146,075 square kilometers (24 th largest state in size) Population: 12,852,548 (5 th largest state) 87.8% population in urban areas 93% rural Cities: Chicago, Peoria, Rockford, Springfield

Illinois is known for

Illinois Library Cooperation Shared Integrated Library System (ExLibris Voyager) 150 members CARLI with 76 libraries in I-Share 28.2M bibliographic records over 37M items Users have seamless access to all circ titles (public too) 8 million unique titles (UIllinois 52% of those) 385,000+ resource sharing loans in FY2009 CARLI serves 98% Illinois Higher Ed population

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign 42,000 Total students: 31,000 undergraduate and 11,000 graduate and professional students 3,078 Faculty 21 Nobel Prize faculty and over 8,500 staff And a really big library OCLC symbol =UIU

CARLI: Access and Analysis Award to study the shared collection of books Began work two years ago to analyze recent imprints in our shared collection : MONOGRAPHS only At that time over 35 Million items and 25.7 Million Bibliographic records The authors collected data for the last 5 years of domestic monograph purchases for CARLI members, including Data allowed for Categorization of Subject by LC, publishers, and use of all identified the multiple copies group shared and use And allowed for gap analysis with additional help from book vendor YBP

Questions. What was bought by libraries? What was used? Where there gaps in the collection? What degree of overlap existed and for what and what was the use How do we balance access and ownership collectively especially now that budgets are low Can we move towards a collective collection when it comes to collection development? How can we purchase titles jointly based on demand

Actual Analysis Began with 76 members, five years monograph purchase data Eliminated 19 due to 5 year requirement, leaving 57 libraries in the final study Acquisition dates cover 2004 through 2008 Copyright 2003 and later only, other data were discarded or held for future use (i.e. older itmes purchased retrospectively) Only looked English language material for Phase 1 Incomplete bibs discarded (that s where those local reserve records are!)

Results: What books did we buy and what did the users request five years? LOTS of Number crunching What are the HIGH volume subject areas the Low? And the use of each? What publishers are we buying from and do our users selections match our purchase selections? Where do we overlap in the collective collection? How many copies are enough? Gap: users can not ask for what is not there (have to go to for example OCLC)

Circulation of the final data set: 1, 342,283 records for 866,255 titles: Total use 1,675,471 455,086, 27% 1,220,385, 73% Local Borrowing of Local titles UB Borrowing of nonlocal titles

HIGHEST USE BY SUBJECT (ranked by use per record) LC Class Subject Total records USE USE /Record RD Surgery 1270 7834 6.17 RG Gynecology 1212 6205 5.12 QR Microbiology 1091 5431 4.98 QD Chemistry 2129 10594 4.98 RM Therapeutics 2051 9403 4.58 QP Physiology 3633 15635 4.30 RT Nursing 3927 15202 3.87 PE English Language 4143 15373 3.71 RC Internal Medicine 15326 56675 3.70 H Social Sciences 1506 5482 3.64 RJ Pediatrics 3930 13649 3.47 R Medicine 4065 12661 3.11

LOWEST USE BY SUBJECT (ranked by use per record) LC Class Subject Total records USE USE /Record UG Military engineering 1135 369 0.33 GB Physical geography 1913 635 0.33 SD Forestry 1313 510 0.39 KF US Law 81165 40803 0.50 HJ Public Finance 1419 875 0.62 UA Armies 2002 1432 0.72 TD Environmental Technology 2524 2180 0.86 UB Military admin 1047 1106 1.06 NB Sculpture 1015 1088 1.07 QE Geology 2906 3169 1.09 U Military Science 1853 2050 1.11 HE Transportation 2240 2509 1.12

Publishers Who does I-Share buy from? Are they Trade or University? What is the use by publisher? Can we eliminate some? Buy ebooks from others?

Overlap in Copies? We have three overlap groups: High: lots of copies for high demand books and reference titles Middle core: the group we must examine for better collaboration Low : the research corpus or Comet tail Needed average costs for copies.. to figure overlap costs

Sampling of Overlap for the Middle Core

Collection Gap What didn t we get from domestic publishers from 03-08? YBP supplied the ISBNS that corresponded to their database offerings for those years - 286,495 YBP actually had quite a few from foreign publishers included so eliminated 45K non english language ISBNs to match Phase 1

Gap contd That left almost ¼ million 240704 ISBNS =TRICKY (10-13 format, hard-back, paper, ebook editions, reissues, etc) Of the 240K, compared them to collective 1.3 million CARLI record set and identified non matches Took those and matched to OCLC pulled back alternates and matched again 52, 996 left

What we Found from the analysis Hard to do this! Overall pleased at use average (note 17% no circ) High correlation of purchases to use Isolated distinct high subject areas as well as low Isolated high use Publishers and low Found very little Gap on domestic side COPY Overlap too high in mid range-too expensive

What to do about findings Share vendor to buy books (YBP contract) Update profiles to remove low use titles Reduce copies Purchase on demand instead of anticipating use Ebook packages Build subject excellence centers (breadth and depth)

What to do about findings Share vendor to buy books (YBP contract) Update profiles to remove low use titles Reduce copies Purchase on demand instead of anticipating use Ebook packages Build subject excellence centers (breadth and depth)

Users from all most all institutions 58 of 76 libraries users had a request filled ALL User groups rep (undergrad, grad, staff faculty) All items bought were used and some within 2 months were used multiple times

What to do about findings Share vendor to buy books (YBP contract) Update profiles to remove low use titles Reduce copies Purchase on demand instead of anticipating use Ebook packages Build subject excellence centers (breadth and depth)

Ebooks Springer Ebooks offered CARLI wide but too $$ for all as package based Wiley Elsevier maybe Most ebook Title by title not available yet or too expensive consortially (quoted high cost per consortial use by one third part broker)

What did NOT do Plan for cooperative buying based on subjects: no excellence centers as yet! Hard to change culture to think collective versus local needs Ebook title by title: no model yet Ongoing PDA Pilot not sure as yet but planning to offer some ongoing model though would rather do ebooks!

Next up Work Carli Collection Working Group White paper being written Test ILL sharing ebooks (have rights but HOW?) Title by title ebooks More PDA but culture again a problem Lack of funds most likely will push change

CARLI Staff CARLI Collection Working Group Committee U Illinois Staff YBP Mary Hollerich for referring my talk to Poul and on to Pentti See you in Illinois!