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Model 2 is the centralized acquisition, licensing and e-resource management of the ECC e-resources in the NZ. These e-collections DO NOT appear in the IZ. The Chancellor's Office will manage the acquisition and payment for the e-collections included in the ECC. The management of the shared e-collection will be done by the NZ adminstratoradministrator. The ECC e-collection will have view-only access of the portfolios included in the shared e-collection from the NZ tab. The shared acquisitions data will not be available to be viewed in Model 2. License information for Model 2 ECC e-collections can be viewed in Primo. Libraries will be sharing vendor records so these will be viewable from the local Alma instance. The other acquisition data for ECC e-collections will not be viewable.
Model 3 is centralized negotiation and management of the Opt-in e-resources in the NZ instance and local acquisitions managed by libraries in the IZ. The e-collection remains in the NZ tab and had has view-only access for the e-collection and portfolios. The acquisitions part of the Opt-ins and Upgrades will be managed and available in the IZ. Upgrades to ECC e-resources will also be included in this model. Upgrades are defined as resources libraries pay a nominal fee to upgrade a resource included in the ECC, i.e. EBSCO Academic Search Complete or Business Source Complete.
The acquisistion acquisition data will not appear in the e-collection in the NZ tab. To locate the acquisition data in Model 3, a user will need the the POL or PO number to locate the acquisitions information for that Opt-in or Upgrade e-collection. ECC/Opt-in e-collections are located and activated or ordered by the NZ administrator from the CZ and are managed in the NZ. Libraries will then order the Opt-in or Upgrade e-collection from the NZ and manage the acquisitions in the IZ.
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- Abide by the Copyright Act of 1976
- Accessibility
- Authorized user definition
- Remote access: security procedures are undertaken that will prevent remote access by institutions, employees at non-subscribing institutions or individuals
- Printing/downloading/extraction
- Course Pack/courseware/electronic reserve: e.g. shall be used only in electronic form. Course packs appearing in print; CD-ROM, DVD, or any other physical medium shall be prohibited and should not be used or offered for commercial use and
- Interlibrary loan: e.g in print format only and not in digital content, etc
- Linking/deep linking:
- Perpetual Access product: Archiving and long-term access: back-issues Annual access fee, or Archive Capital fee (one-time fee); members opts to purchase with hosting services by XXX, or to be hosted by the member (an electronic file in XML format or other standard format will be delivered to that member
- Perpetual access for e-books: if in the event of an institution’s cancellation or non-renewal of an institutional participation agreement
- Post cancellation access for current issues: if subscription lapses, {subscriber} retain access to "paid content" or "years paid for" following the institution’s cancellation or non-renewal of a subscription to the current issues of the applicable journal (“ Post Cancellation Access”)
- Intellectual property rights
- Simultaneous user limits
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