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ASLIB TRAINING: PUBLIC COURSES (LIBRARY AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SKILLS)

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Electronic Serials Management

Programme Features

  • Understanding the concept
  • Exploring the range and types of serials available electronically
  • Similarities and differences between the paper and the electronic product
  • The current serials environment and the market trends
  • Understanding the key elements of an electronic serials management programme
    • day-to-day serials handling
    • automation of serials management
    • using an intermediary (e.g. subscription agent)
    • site licensing of electronic journals
    • collection management issues (e.g. access to archives)
    • current awareness and alerting services
  • Applying the elements
    • case study
    • demonstration of an intermediary's gateway to e-journals
    • hands-on web session for serials exploitation

Why you should attend:

This one-day course will give you an introduction to the theory and practice of the management of electronic serials and offers the opportunity to gain an understanding of the rapidly-changing serials environment as well as an insight into the practical day-to-day management issues relating to it.

On completing the course, you will be able to:

  • understand the principles involved in electronic serials management
  • understand the recent changes that have taken place in the serials environment
  • identify and locate electronic resources, and take away a set of recommended sites
  • evaluate your options regarding site licensing

BOOK THIS COURSE NOW


16 July 2008
25 November 2008

Book and pay by invoice
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Course Director:
Caroline Moss-Gibbons

Time:
09.45 - 16.30

Your investment:
£260 plus VAT (£305.50) Aslib corporate members
£325 plus VAT (£381.88) Non members

A previous delegate has said: Most impressed by "Clarity of the presentation - well prepared and delivered"
Andrea Leppard, The Natural History Museum

"Speaker very clear and well paced. A very good overview."Tracey Ellis, London Business School

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