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Scoping the JISC Institutional Profiling and terms and conditions services

Scoping the JISC Institutional Profiling and terms and conditions services. Leah Halliday EDINA. Institutional profiling service. Addresses of institutional services Basic contact information Other web pages e.g. staff lists. Institutional services – m2m access. OpenURL resolver

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Scoping the JISC Institutional Profiling and terms and conditions services

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  1. Scoping the JISC Institutional Profiling and terms and conditions services Leah Halliday EDINA

  2. Institutional profiling service • Addresses of institutional services • Basic contact information • Other web pages e.g. staff lists

  3. Institutional services – m2m access • OpenURL resolver • LDAP Service • Library OPAC • OAI Repository

  4. Terms and conditions service • Electronic journals • A&I databases • Images and multimedia • Learning objects

  5. The ‘appropriate copy’ • Several service providers for each article • Linking the individual researcher to the subscription copy • OpenURL

  6. Licensor disclosure • Licensing authority tables • Rights enquiry • Licence agreement records • Dependent on standard for exchange of serials subs info (see http://www.editeur.org/onixserials.html)

  7. Licensee assertion • Content of bundles and aggregations is fluid • Keying: onerous and inaccurate OR • Additional subscription to maintain currency and receive records

  8. Terms of use • Considerable variety • Creative commons good! • E-Journal service providers bad! • practice even more restrictive than legal requirement • librarians don’t know what’s permitted and what prohibited • Database populated with free text

  9. Report to JISC end March 04

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