when patrons call the shots: patron-driven collection development at brigham young university
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When Patrons Call the Shots: Patron-driven Collection Development at Brigham Young University. 2011 ULA Conference May 11-13, 2011 Rebecca Schroeder Monograph Acquisitions Librarian Gerrit van Dyk Interlibrary Loan Librarian. Patron Driven Acquisitions. Faculty Expedited Orders. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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When Patrons Call the Shots: Patron-driven Collection Development
at Brigham Young University
2011 ULA ConferenceMay 11-13, 2011
Rebecca SchroederMonograph Acquisitions Librarian
Gerrit van DykInterlibrary Loan Librarian
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Patron Driven Acquisitions
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Faculty Expedited Orders
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Faculty Expedited Orders
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Faculty Expedited OrdersSept-Dec 2009 FEOTotal Purchased 39Total Cost $1,602.89 Average Cost $41.10 Lowest Priced Item $4.31 Highest Priced Item $117.00
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Faculty Expedited OrdersSept-Dec 2009 FEOTotal Purchased 39Total Charges 192Average CPU $26.16 Lowest Priced Item CPU $0.63 Highest Priced Item CPU $98.00
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Faculty Expedited Orders
Humanities46%
Sciences13%
Social Sciences
41%
FEO Subject Breakdown
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Suggest-a-Book
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Suggest-a-Book
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Suggest-a-BookSept-Dec 2009 FEO SuggestTotal Purchased 39 36Total Cost $1,602.89 $1,331.42Average Cost $41.10 $36.98Lowest Priced Item $4.31 $8.37Highest Priced Item $117.00 $152.00
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Suggest-a-BookSept-Dec 2009 FEO SuggestTotal Purchased 39 36Total Charges 192 273Average CPU $26.16 $17.90Lowest Priced Item CPU $0.63 $0.27Highest Priced Item CPU $98.00 $86.00
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Suggest-a-Book
Humanities39%
Sciences14%
Social Sciences
47%
Suggest-a-Book Subject Breakdown
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Interlibrary Loan
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Interlibrary Loan
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Interlibrary LoanSept-Dec 2009 FEO Suggest ILLTotal Purchased 39 36 58Total Cost $1,602.89 $1,331.42 $1,660.92Average Cost $41.10 $36.98 $28.64Lowest Priced Item $4.31 $8.37 $7.19Highest Priced Item $117.00 $152.00 $78.16
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Interlibrary LoanSept-Dec 2009 FEO Suggest ILLTotal Purchased 39 36 58Total Charges 192 273 397Average CPU $26.16 $17.90 $9.46Lowest Priced Item CPU $0.63 $0.27 $0.41Highest Priced Item CPU $98.00 $86.00 $39.08
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Interlibrary Loan
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Holds Queue
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Holds Queue
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Holds QueueSept-Dec 2009 FEO Suggest ILL HoldsTotal Purchased 39 36 58 35Total Cost $1,602.89 $1,331.42 $1,660.92 $540.21Average Cost $41.10 $36.98 $28.64 $15.43Lowest Priced Item $4.31 $8.37 $7.19 $4.29Highest Priced Item $117.00 $152.00 $78.16 $64.92
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Holds QueueSept-Dec 2009 FEO Suggest ILL HoldsTotal Purchased 39 36 58 35Total Charges 192 273 397 642Average CPU $26.16 $17.90 $9.46 $1.63Lowest Priced Item CPU $0.63 $0.27 $0.41 $0.15Highest Priced Item CPU $98.00 $86.00 $39.08 $16.10
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Holds Queue
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eBooks
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eBooks Triggered/Purchased by Month: Nov ‘09-Jul ‘10
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eBooksDec 2009-Jul 2010 Ebooks
Total purchased 326Total Cost $25,000Average Cost $77.00Lowest price $8.99Highest price $245.00
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eBooksDec 2009-Jul 2010 ebooks
Total Purchased 326Total page views 48,200Average CPU/page $2.15Lowest CPU/page $.02Highest CPU/page $15.45Total session views 3430Average CPU/session $24.94Lowest CPU/session $.38Highest CPU/session $195.00
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eBooks by Subject
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Other Considerations• Subject librarians role• Budget allocations• Unused eBook catalog records• Print on demand• Other eBook models• CPU of traditional acquisitions
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Questions?
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