LLIS Meeting

February 24, 2011

Announcements

World Book posters Discovery Portal bookmarks DP widgets (see LibSys Links page) Copyright flyer OELMA Update

Users Council Update

The 2011 OHIONET Preview for K-12 Libraries is now available at:

http://ohionet.org/ref_preview_infohio_2011.php

The Preview will run from January 31 to March 1. Pricelist is at:

http://www.infohio.org/ER/Preview2011/PriceList2011.pdf

Users Council Update

Sirsi Reports – Title Count

Users Council Update

Digital Video Collection Discovery Portal Learning Commons INFOhio Advocacy Plan

Director’s Report

Report from John Mitchell

INFOhio iCoach Program

Jennifer Schwelik

eBooks, eReaders

Presentation by Sarah Kepple and Joe Salamon, CCPL

Cataloging eBooks, eReaders

INFOhio Sirsi Manual

Cataloging eBooks, eReaders

LNOCA recommends... Capture the eReader MARC record from

SmartPort and modify as per Equipment template instructions.

If circulating device with content Add a 505 contents note for the title(s). Add a 700 tag for each author.

Cataloging eBooks, eReaders

OR... Capture the eBook MARC record or

template from SmartPort. Catalog each title separately and combine them with an eReader device as a circulation set.

Cataloging eBooks, eReaders

See also: The Unquiet Librarian at

http://www.theunquietlibrary.libguides.com/kindles

Fiona Casida – Jim Martin presentation at http://prezi.com/vy0mpwvgb-ae/print-or-pixels-ebooks-ereaders-in-the-school-library/

eBook Repository Preliminary work has been done by a

group of INFOhio Providers to set up an eBook Repository of titles in the public domain.

MARC records and eBooks would be stored at state level on an INFOhio server.

OPAC search results would include eBook hits for downloading.

To be introduced in CAT first.

eBook Repository

DVC Results

• Title

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eBook Results

• Title

• Title

eBook Repository

To be included, a work must be in the public domain, and INFOhio must have a license to share the work freely.

Early plain text and HTML books will not be included.

Audiobooks must have professional quality narration and production.

eBook Repository

The link in the MARC record will take the user to a screen where they can select the file format needed for the most commonly used devices.

eBook Repository Most ebooks to come from Project Gutenberg

http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page and Penn State http://www2.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/jimspdf.htm.

MARC records to come from various sources. The best are from the Colorado Library Consortium; those will get loaded first. Some records will have to be enhanced; those will be loaded later.

eBook Repository

Priority will be given to titles on the ODE Core Standards list compiled by the MEC eBook consortium on the Required Reading Wiki

maintained by Emily Colpi at http://schoolreadinglists.wikispaces.com/.

Teachers and librarians may request free titles to be added to the repository.

What’s new with GALE!

Tammy Eck and Joy Murray- Cengage Learning

Next LLIS Meeting

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Lunch

Courtesy of Cengage Learning