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All together now: planning for shared print archiving at Canada's western universities

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Date created
2012-07-17
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Author: Bird, Gwen
Abstract
The Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries is a consortium of 22 university libraries in western Canada. Planning for a regional shared print archive has included the formation of several task groups, the engagement of a project consultant, and local development of a holdings registry tool. The original impetus for the project was to clear maximum shelf space at member libraries quickly. The planning challenge that has emerged is to design a project that meets this short term regional need for re-purposed space in member libraries, while building in scalability to address a broader preservation mandate, and allows linking to related initiatives in other jurisdictions.
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"All together now: planning for shared print archiving at Canada's western universities," Collection Management 2012, 37(3-4), p.260-270. DOI:10.1080/01462679.2012.685433
Publication title
Collection Management
Document title
All together now: planning for shared print archiving at Canada's western universities
Date
2012
Volume
37
Issue
3-4
First page
260
Last page
270
Publisher DOI
10.1080/01462679.2012.685433
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English
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