An Oasis in Shifting Sands: NASIG at 25
NASIG 2010
Proceedings of the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc.
25th Annual Conference
June 3–6, 2010
Palm Springs, California
Lori J. Terrill
Wm. Joseph Thomas
Guest Editors
NASIG Officers and Executive Board 2009/2010
President: Rick Anderson, University of Utah
Vice-President/President-Elect: Katy Ginanni, Trinity University
Past President: Jill Emery, University of Texas Libraries
Secretary: Carol Ann Borchert, University of South Florida - Tampa
Treasurer: Peter Whiting, University of Southern Indiana
Members-at-Large:
Robert Boissy, Springer
Patrick Carr, East Carolina University
Steve Kelley, Wake Forest University
Christine Stamison, Swets Information Services
Virginia Taffurelli, New York Public Library
Sarah George Wessel, Illinois Wesleyan University
2010 NASIG Program Planning Committee
Chair: Morag Boyd, Ohio State University
Co-Chair: Anne Mitchell, University of Houston
Committee Members:
Michael Arthur, University of Central Florida Libraries
Adam Chesler
Rubye Cross, Georgia Institute of Technology
Karen Davidson, Mississippi State University
Cris Ferguson, Furman University
Michael Hanson, Lafayette College
Jared Howland, Brigham Young University
Sandy Hurd, Innovative Interfaces
Chandra Jackson, University of Georgia
Sandy Hurd, Innovative Interfaces
Meg Mering, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Jean Sibley, College of William & Mary
Danielle Williams, University of Evansville
Paoshan Yue, University of Nevada, Reno
2010 NASIG Award Recipients
Fritz Schwartz Serials Education Scholarships
Ivey Glendon, Florida State University, School of Library & Information Studies
Horizon Award (sponsored by EBSCO)
Jennifer Sauer, Fort Hays State University
Marcia Tuttle International Award
Charlene Simser, Kansas State University
NASIG Conference Student Grant
Zach Coble, University of Missouri, School of Information Science & Learning Technologies
Ning Han, Louisiana State University, School of Library & Information Science
(IUPUI)
Jennifer Harris, University of Kentucky
NASIG Conference Mexican Student Grant
Jorge Luciano Escalera Alvarez, Escuela Nacional de Biblioteconomía y
Sarah Razer Carnahan, Texas Woman's University, School of Library & Information Studies
Richard Rybak, Dominican University, Graduate School of Library & Information Science
Angela Black, Florida State University, School of Library & Information Studies
Jessica Lewis, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, Department of Library and Information Studies
Rose Robischon Scholarship
Pam Cipkowski, Loyola University Chicago Law
Serials Specialist Award
Janet Bassett, Salem Public Library (Oregon)
John Merriman Joint NASIG/UKSG Award (NASIG winner)
Selden Lamoureux, North Carolina State University)
Champion Award
Susan Davis, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
THE SERIALS LIBRARIAN
Volume 60, Numbers 1–4, 2011
Special Issue: An Oasis in Shifting Sands: NASIG at 25
Contents
A Letter from the Executive Board of the North American Serials Interest Group 1
Introduction 3
Lori J. Terrill
Wm. Joseph Thomas
Preconference Program
Resource Description and Access "RDA": New Code for Cataloging 7
Magda El-Sherbini, Presenter
Megan Curran, Recorder
Vision Sessions
Linked Data and Libraries 17
Eric Miller, Presenter
Micheline Westfall, Recorder
Publishing 2.0: How the Internet Changes Publications in Society 23
Kent Anderson, Presenter
Angela Dresselhaus, Recorder
Serials Management in the Next-Generation Library Environment 37
Clint Chamberlain, Moderator
Robert McDonald, Jonathan Blackburn, and Bob McQuillan, Panelists
Amy Carlson, Recorder
Strategy Sessions
Digital Preservation: The Library Perspective 55
Colin Meddings, Presenter
Not for the Faint of Heart! A New Approach to Serials Management 61
Jonathan Blackburn and Sylvia A. Lowden, Presenters
It's Time to Join Forces: New Approaches and Models That Support Sustainable Scholarship 75
David R. Fritsch and Rachel Lee, Presenters
Evaluating Usage of Non-text Resources: What the COUNTER Statistics Don't Tell You 83
Tammy Sugarman, Stephanie Krueger, and Louise Kelly, Presenters
Transparency and Publisher Pricing Models 98
Kate Moore and Lori Duggan, Presenters
When Jobs Disappear: The Staffing Implications of the Elimination of Print Serials Management Tasks 109
Sarah Glasser, Presenter
Michael A. Arthur, Recorder
Biomedical Publishing 101: An Overview from the Chicago Collaborative 114
John Tagler, Presenter
CONSER Update 124
Les Hawkins, Hien Nguyen, and Adolfo R. Tarango, Presenters
ERM Systems and Impact on Technical Services 135
Susan Banoun, Moderator
Deberah England, Sharon Purtee, and Angela Riggio, Panelists
Becky Schwartzkopf, Recorder
What to Withdraw? Print Collection Management in the Wake of Digitization 141
Roger C. Schonfeld, Presenter
Tactics Sessions
Core Competencies for Electronic Resources Librarians 147
Sarah Sutton, Presenter
Susan Davis, Recorder
Don't Pay Twice! Leveraging Licenses to Lower Student Costs 153
Angela Riggio and Bonnie Tijerina, Presenters
Eleanor I. Cook, Recorder
Integrating Usage Statistics into Collection Development Decisions 158
Linda Hulbert and Dani Roach, Presenters
Gail Julian, Recorder
Oasis or Quicksand: Implementing a Catalog Discovery Layer to Maximize Access to Electronic Resources 164
Ellen Safley and Debbie Montgomery, Presenters
Sarah Gardner, Recorder
Shelf-Ready? An Alternative for Library Checking In and Claiming Print Journals 169
José Luis Andrade, Bob McQuillan, and Julie Su, Presenters
Melissa Cardenas-Dow, Recorder
What Can the Cataloger Do with an ERM System? 174
Steve Shadle, Presenter
Kevin M. Randall, Recorder
Can't We Write a Little Script for This? Managing Serials Data and xISSN 181
Mike Beccaria, Roy Tennant, and Adam Traub, Presenters
Siôn Romaine, Recorder
Industry Initiatives: What You Need to Know 186
Ross MacIntyre, Presenter
Lisa S. Blackwell, Recorder
Let the Patron Drive: Purchase on Demand of E-books 193
Jonathan Nabe and Andrea Imre, Presenters
Sanjeet Mann, Recorder
Licensing Electronic Journals through Non-Subscription-Agent "Go-Betweens" 198
Betty Landesman and Pinar Erzin, Presenters
Pam Cipkowski, Recorder
Like a Haven in the Shifting Economic Sands: Making the Most of Web Conferencing Tools 203
Valerie Bross and Melissa Beck, Presenters
Jennifer J. Leffler, Recorder
Beyond Lists and Guides: Using Usability to Help Students Get the Most Out of E-resources 206
Amy Fry, Presenter
Marcella Lesher, Recorder
One Identifier: Find Your Oasis with NISO's I2 (Institutional Identifiers) Standard 213
Tina Feick and Helen Henderson, Presenters
Deberah England, Recorder
Pay-Per-View Article Delivery at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 223
Mindy King and Aaron Nichols, Presenters
Michael Hanson, Recorder
Making E-serials Holdings Data Transferable: Applying the KBART Recommended Practice 229
Jason Price, Presenter
Lori Duggan, Recorder
Metadata Value Chain for Open-Access E-journals 234
Holly Mercer, Presenter
Sharon Dyas-Correia, Recorder
Poster Sessions 241
25th Annual Conference Registrants
2010 NASIG Conference Registrants by Affiliation 243
2010 NASIG Conference Registrants by Last Name 251
ABOUT THE GUEST EDITORS
Lori J. Terrill is the serials cataloger at the University of Wyoming Libraries, where she has worked since 2000. She holds a BA in Anthropology and an MA in American Studies from the University of Wyoming and an MLS in Library and Information Management from Emporia State University. She has been an active member of NASIG since 2002 and has served on the Evaluation and Assessment Committee, with an appointment as chair in 2008. She has previously been a recorder and indexer for the Proceedings.
William Joseph Thomas is Head of Collection Development at Joyner Library, East Carolina University. He holds a BA in English Education from UNC Chapel Hill, an MA in English from UNC Greensboro, and an MSLS from UNC Chapel Hill. He has previously served NASIG as a member and co-chair of the Publications and Public Relations Committee. Joseph's research interests range from scholarly communications topics to Cherokee printing.