- 1. National Site License Australia/New Zealand / United Kingdom
/ Canada / Egypt STKSJuly2011
2. 1
-
- (Institutional Repository : IR)
- 3. - (Inter-library Loan)
4. (Open Access : OA) 5. 6. 2
7. 8. 9. 1 (National Site License, NSL)
11. 12. 13. 14. NSL - 1Australia - Council of Australian
University Librarians (CAUL) 20039 2004 National Licensing
Forum2004-2007 2007Electronic Resources Australia, ERA (National
Library of Australia, NLA ) 15. National Licensing Proposal
Reference Group 20054
17. (Governance) 18. (Communication) NSL - 2 19. In the first
year (2007-8), ERA focused on delivering content to libraries
through selecting products which are of interest to many
libraries.Nine products in the three categories of 'Australian News
& Business Information, 'General Reference' and 'Health
Information'were selected. In 2007, approximately6,750,000
Australians were servedby libraries that subscribe to resources
through ERA. In March 2009 the ERA product panel was expanded from
nine to 25 products in the areas of 'Australian News &
Business, 'General Reference', 'Health Information', ' Humanities
& Social Sciences', and 'Science & Technology '.These
products are available to Australian libraries from 1 July 2009 on
an opt-in / opt-out basis. NSL - 2 20. NSL- 1
- EPIC : Electronic Purchasing in
Collaboration-http://epic.org.nz
21. EPIC2002 22. (150 ) (To be eligible for EPIC membership,
organisations must be based in New Zealand and provide a
library/information service.) 23. : 24. : 25. EPIC Governance Group
(EGG) 26. 27. 28. Enable member libraries to increase their
purchasing power through collaborative purchasing. 29. NSL- 2
-
- (National Library of New Zealand)
- 30.
32. 33. 34. 35. NSL - 3
36. 88 37. 33 38. 52 39. NSL - 1 National Electronic Site
License Initiative (NESLI) (1999-2002) JISC (Joint Information
Systems Committee) Higher and Further Education Funding Councils 7
JISC ICT NESLI Open Consortium model Swets Manchester
Computing(Managing agent)Consortium Management Board 40. NSL -
2
- (Negotiation agent)Content Complete
41. 2003Content Complete 9 Association ofComputing Machinery
(ACM), ALPSP, Blackwell Publishing, Cambridge UniversityPress,
Elsevier, Kluwer, Academic Publishers, Oxford University Press
Springer 42. 2004 2005 5 43. 44. NSL - 3
- NESLi2 > 300 200 17 on-line7,000
45. NESLi2 .. 2010 13.5 40 . . 2004 46. Subscriptions Help desk
47. NSL - 4
- NESLi2 NESLI (single contract signed, single and centralized
payment)
48. archive, database, digital film, digital image, e-books,
magazine, map data 49. NSL - 1 The Canadian National Site Licensing
Project (CNSLP) The Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN)
50. Initially focus is on licensing alimited but high-impact
portfoliooffulltext electronic journals and research databases ,
primarily inscience, technology and healthdisciplines, and on
achievingsuperior terms of usage and pricingfor all participants
compared with what could be achieved on a site-by-site basis. 51.
64 (pan-Canadian site licenses / nation-wide) 52. Ottawa 53. NSL -
2
54. Advisory Board 55. Negotiations Resource Team 56.
Performance Measures and Impact task group 57. NSL - 4 CNLPS3(2001
-2003)
-
- CNLPS ( 64 )(the CNLPS model license agreement)
- 58. 3(fixed pricing)
59. 4 60. unbundled 61. Achievements
- Currently, more than 2200 scholarly journals (from approx. 700
during pilot) are available online to over 650,000 university
researchers and students.
62. CNSLP has been widely recognized in Canada and abroad for
its significant role in the development of Canada's infrastructure
for research excellence. 63.
64. 5 . 1 . (. / . / . / . / . / .) 65. End Thank you
