SCONUL Research Data Management Workshop 7 December 2012

1. SCONUL Research Data Management Workshop7 December 2012 David Ball Consulting davidball1611@gmail.com

2. The Library in 1975 • Issue system – ledger and 3-part slips • Catalogues – guard-book and sheaf • Acquisitions – title by title; bib-checking • Cat and class – in house • Processing – in house • Binding – in house • A&I services • Shelving, shelf-checking, filing • ILL - BLLD David Ball Consulting

3. The Library in 2012 • Issue system – automated; self-service; fewer issues • Catalogues – automated • Acquisitions – Big Deals; supplier databases • Cat and class – bought-in records; shelf-ready • Processing – shelf-ready; e-journals • Binding – e-journals • A&I services – resource discovery systems • Shelving, shelf-checking, filing – e-content; automation • ILL – e-journals, Internet David Ball Consulting

4. What’s New? • Contracting library • Drudgery has gone; staff have gone • Huge availability and usage • 4m countable transactions per year at Bournemouth • mostly still behind a pay wall • Gold Open Access • Collection development?? David Ball Consulting

5. The World Turned Upside Down? • In the past our mission has been to make available to our own scholars the research of others • In the future our mission will be to make available to others the research of our own scholars • Institutional repositories • research outputs • research data • role for librarians? David Ball Consulting

6. Research Data Management • What skills do librarians have; what new ones do they need? • Worksheets • 9 activities • for each identify library staff likely to be involved; existing skills; new skills; others involved • report David Ball Consulting

7. Questions? David Ball Consulting davidball1611@gmail.com David Ball Consulting