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Presenter

Notes

1300

Welcome and introductions

Carlos Rodriguez

We welcomed our newest COLD members, Pat Hawthorne and Scott Walter.

1325

Update to COLD Confluence Site

Karen Schneider (Unlicensed)

A walk-through of the reorganized COLD Confluence space.

1335

CSU/UC/SCELC Wiley Collaboration

Amy Kautzman

Conversations among the CSU, UC, and SCELC library leadership :

  • Partnerships with the three agencies for a possible statewide license

  • Need to engage SRDC

  • Complicating factor of current budget scenario

COLD needs at least one trusted partner.

Conversation began around the time of last year’s Elsevier conversations and visit to COLD from UC. Discussion about feasibility of the timing around the “big bold” idea. Conversation about creating a subgroup to explore the feasibility. Contractual language in place for joint deals.

1 No on straw poll - so the straw poll is approved to continue with conversations with SCELC and UC about negotiating with Wileyabout future collaborations.

1350

CSU-Elsevier OA Agreement

Eddie Choy

Emily Chan currently doing verification of CSU faculty to confirm their status to Elsevier. Planning to establish workflow. Emily Chan and Melissa Seelye (Publishing IG/ScholComm Committee) are putting together a communication package.

1400

SDLS Staffing Update

David Walker

Two new staff: Bryan Tu, programmer, previously worked on Merlot. Very skilled, hard to hire this type of expertise, will be a boon. Started in July. Chris Lee, Resource Sharing Manager, formerly Cal Poly, former ULMS RSFC chair, involved in establishing CSU+. Starts 10/12. Have not received permission to rehire Kevin Cloud’s old position, but have two people working on the project.

1410

ScholarWorks Update

David Walker

Some history: using DSPace since 2007. In last couple years have been migrating to Samvera. At tail end of migration to ScholarWorks. Major development completed (data migration, preservation via Glacier, service integration, XYZ). Next up: third party integration.

What’s next: post-migration cleanup such as normalization, Google Scholar integration, harvest SW records into Primo, and working on new feature development.

Question about customization: David Walker noted that they are working on controlled vocabularies for campuses.

1420

CO Office Update

Leslie Kennedy

Accessibility review of databases ongoing. Extensive work around e-reserves, including review of products in this space. “Inclusive Access” program set up by most/all campuses. Students can test digital textbooks and opt-out if needed. Has high adoption rates. Inclusive Access texts can be included in VitalSource. This provides advantages such as multiple simultaneous checkouts. VitalSource is available for all CSU libraries. CO has also approached RedShelf.

Jen Fabbi then opened discussion about Inclusive Access at Fullerton and Pomona. Emily Bonney noted that students were unhappy with the opt-out functionality, which ends up with students buying books unwittingly and attributing this problem to the Library. Jen inquired about the availability of a cost model for non-VitalSource campuses. To be continued in Jen’s update next week.

1430

Shared Print Update

Emily Miller (Unlicensed)

Watch for a letter via email from SCELC with special pricing extended through July 2021.

1440

Intercampus journal project (McNair Scholars journal)

Mark Stover Patrick Newell (Unlicensed)

A number of CSUs are involved in this program. ScholComm Publishing Interest Group wants to investigate establishing a systemwide CSU McNair Scholars journal.

Through informal consensus, COLD agreed the Scholarly Communications Publishing Interest Group should investigate establishing a systemwide CSU McNair Scholars journal on the Open Journal Systems platform.

1455

Break

1505

ECC & Opt-In Budget Planning

Del Hornbuckle (Unlicensed) Eddie Choy

SRDC is sending a recommendation to COLD to have July 1 opt-in renewals done by October 2. There was discussion of the recommendation that the default be to say yes (approval of purchase). It was agreed the default should be no. There was also discussion about whether all the renewals had been received by the campuses.

The focus shifted to ensuring the deans know what subscriptions are coming and what is outstanding. Eddie Choy committed to providing this information to the deans.

We will revisit this topic again at our meeting next week.

1530

Deans Only

1630

COLD Overflow/Adjourn





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