1 / 22

JUSP: beyond the JR1 30 January 2014

JUSP: beyond the JR1 30 January 2014. Outline of session. Identifying ‘real’ nil use of titles in the JR1 Use of Open Access titles –the JR1 GOA report Comparing your usage with others Usage profiling reports. JR1 – Project Muse. JR1 Project Muse – 544 titles.

erica
Download Presentation

JUSP: beyond the JR1 30 January 2014

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. JUSP: beyond the JR130 January 2014

  2. Outline of session • Identifying ‘real’ nil use of titles in the JR1 • Use of Open Access titles –the JR1 GOA report • Comparing your usage with others • Usage profiling reports

  3. JR1 – Project Muse

  4. JR1 Project Muse – 544 titles

  5. JR1 – Project Muse sorted by total (ascending)

  6. Project Muse JR1 – 273 titles with nil use

  7. Nil usage in the JR1 report 544 titles in the JR1, 273 titles have nil use 50% of titles in this deal are not being used True or False

  8. Edit your deals • Check the deal info tab on your welcome screen • Is the information correct? • Are any deals marked as ‘unknown’? • Use ‘Edit’ to update • Check your 2014 details and update if necessary • Ask us for a spreadsheet listing deals if that would help

  9. View usage of titles and deals

  10. View usage of titles and dealsscroll down to locate deal titles

  11. View usage of titles and deals report downloaded as CSV file and sorted

  12. Number of titles and requests in various usage ranges

  13. Some reasons for ‘extra’ titles in the JR1 • Publisher may include all titles in the JR1 and not just those in the deal subscribed to eg Project Muse • Odd volumes may still be available when title changes publisher • Subscribed titles held outside the deal • Trial titles • Open Access titles

  14. View usage of titles and deals showing DOAJ titles

  15. Publishers with JR1 GOA reports As at 21 January, 2014, JR1 GOA reports are available in JUSP for the following publishers: • ACS • Annual Reviews • Bio-One • EUP • Elsevier • Future Medicine • Nature • Springer • Taylor & Francis More to follow…

  16. JR1 GOA report

  17. JR1 reports excluding backfile usage and GOA

  18. Usage profiling Enables libraries to see how their usage compares with the average for others in the same Jisc band, group and region. Useful for: • Marketing and promotion • Seeking reasons for use which is higher or lower than average • Decisions on renewal/change of deal

  19. Usage profiling available for these publishers • AIP • Annual Reviews • Berg • BMJ • CUP • Elsevier • EUP • Nature • OUP • Project MUSE • RSC • Springer • Wiley

  20. OUP usage profiling - calendar year

  21. OUP usage profiling - academic year

  22. Community area A new area within the portal for sharing of ideas and training materials using JUSP

More Related