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National Monograph Strategy London 16 th July Ben Showers, Jisc 2014 Be Ben n Sh Shower ers Head of Scholarly and Library Futures b.showers@jisc.ac.uk @benshowers Aim To situate CCM and its potential development in relation to other


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London 16th July 2014

National Monograph Strategy

Ben Showers, Jisc

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Be Ben n Sh Shower ers

Head of Scholarly and Library Futures

b.showers@jisc.ac.uk

@benshowers

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Aim…

To situate CCM and its potential development in relation to other strategic work, specifically the National Monograph Strategy.

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1. Ba Backg kground

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A brief history of the project

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Approac

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Methodology and ideas that emerged

Out Outli line ne

3. Nex ext t step eps

Next phase of the project

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Ba Backgr kground

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History/Aims/Principles/Governance

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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps

Co Co-desig design pilot with SCONUL and

Research Libraries UK

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/research/funding

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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps

Aims to ex explo lore re the potential for a national approach to the collection, preservation, supply and digitisation of scholarly monographs

http://bit.ly/nmsabout

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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps

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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps http://bit.ly/expertnms

Exp xper ert t ad advisor visory y pa pane nel Librarians, publishers, researchers, funders, sector bodies.

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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps http://bit.ly/nmsprinciples

Project ct Princi ciples: ples:

  • 1. Think in the open
  • 2. Community led
  • 3. No solutions (until November)
  • 4. Evidence based
  • 5. Iteration, not repetition
  • 6. Deliver benefits for T, L & R
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Back ckgr ground Approach Next steps http://bit.ly/nmsabout

Outpu puts ts

  • 1. Literature Review
  • 2. The Strategy
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Appr pproach

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Ideas as

Understand/Imagine/Create

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Background Appr proa

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ch Next steps

Mapp pping ing the monographs landscape (with help!)

http://bit.ly/nmslandscape

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Understand Appr proa

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ch Imagine: Solutions http://bit.ly/nmsmapping

Mapping user lifecycles and stakeholders

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Background Appr proa

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ch Next steps http://bit.ly/nmsproblems

Begin to define ne the he probl blems ems the National Monograph Strategy should address

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Background Appr proa

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ch Next steps http://bit.ly/nmssolutions

Begin to sketc tch h solu lution tions s in response to the NMS problem statements

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Background Appr proa

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ch Next steps

The final workshop and some ‘solutions’

http://bit.ly/nmssolutions

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Background The ideas as Next steps

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Background The ideas as Next steps

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Background The ideas as Next steps http://bit.ly/nmsideas

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Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Next xt St Steps ps

The strategy report/ The next phase

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Background Approach Next t Steps ps

Drafting the Strategy

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The Vision!

Background The Ideas as Next steps

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Background The Ideas as Next steps Within 5 years UK researchers and students will have unparalleled access to a distributed national research collection enabled by an open collaborative national infrastructure which has helped transform the creation, collection, use and preservation of the scholarly monograph through:

1. Collaboration - fostering collaboration between, and within, sectors to create the most effective framework for managing monograph collections old and new 2. Experimentation – developing opportunities to test and experiment with new models and formats 3. Intelligence – enabling institutions, organisations and individuals to make the right decisions through improved data sharing 4. Strategy - reducing overheads, enabling agreements and policies and sharing infrastructure 5. Systems integration - reducing and streamlining the number of systems and processes to minimise duplication of assets, resources and effort 6. Service provision - designing services which ensure a shared, cost effective and transparent approach to managing monograph collections 7. Providing benefits to end users - developing effective metrics to better understand what users do with monographs and evaluate new and emerging needs in light of digital delivery

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Background Approach Next t Steps ps

Prototyping and piloting

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Background Approach Next t Steps ps http://bit.ly/nmsgetinvolved

Th The e bl blog

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: monographs.jiscinvolve.org Jisc sc web ebsi site te: jisc.ac.uk Twi witt tter er: @benshowers Em Emai ail: b.showers@jisc.ac.uk