Browsing by Author "Woodward, Hazel"

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  • Acquiring E-Books for Academic Libraries 
    Woodward, Hazel (Igitur, Utrecht Publishing & Archiving Services, 2007)
    This paper outlines the recent work of the UK’s Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) in the area of e-books. The JISC Collections Team is responsible for negotiating deals with publishers and aggregators of e-content ...
  • Consortia in Europe: describing the various solutions through four country examples 
    Hormia-Poutanen, Kristiina; Xenidou-Dervou, Claudine; Kupryte, Rima; Stange, Kari; Kuznetsov, Alexander; Woodward, Hazel (University of Illinois, 2006)
    This article describes and discusses consortia models in Europe. Emphasis is given to those consortia that support content provision and access to electronic information resources in society. Four country cases are ...
  • The COUNTER Code of Practice for Books and Reference Works – a primer 
    Shepherd, Peter T.; Woodward, Hazel (United Kingdom Serials Group, 2009-11)
    Release 1 of the COUNTER Code of Practice for Books and Reference Works was published in 2006 and provides an international standard for vendor recording and reporting of the usage of e-books and reference works. By July ...
  • Licencing e-journals: UK style 
    Woodward, Hazel (Haworth, 2002)
    This presentation will describe the way in which academic libraries in the United Kingdom (UK) are licencing and accessing electronic journals (e-journals). This process is being facilitated by the higher and further (HE ...
  • Management of printed and electronic serials. 
    Woodward, Hazel (Ashgate Publishing, 1999)
    Serial literature constitutes a major part of all academic libraries' collections, and typically accounts for more than half of their expenditure on library materials - often a great deal more than half. For many academic ...
  • The UK's National Electronic Site Licencing Initiative. 
    Woodward, Hazel (Haworth Press, 2001)
    In 1998 the UK created the National Electronic Site Licensing Initiative (NESLI) to increase and improve access to electronic journals and to negotiate license agreements on behalf of academic libraries. The use of a model ...