2020-11-30 COLD Agenda & Meeting Notes

Date

11/30/2020

Discussion topics

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0900

Welcome and Introductions

@Carlos Rodriguez

@Carlos Rodriguez summarized the topics for today’s COLD meeting.

Updates:

CSUB Library published a book on the history of CSUB.

CSUSM moved to MFA in one week. Very challenging.

CSUMB has selected an interim dean, Jackie Grallo. Her appointment begins on January 4, 2021 and is for a year. Jen suggested interim deans should get COLD buddies.

 

0915

Publishing Interest Group Update

@Melissa Seelye (Unlicensed) @Jaime Ding (Unlicensed) @Dana Ospina @Mark Stover (Unlicensed)

Key goals for 20/21 are first, increasing capacity for CSU publishing, particularly OA, and second, the LibGuides open review process. Publishing focus is primarily but not exclusively journals.

Melissa Seelye (SFSU) addressed publishing. While there is interest on several campuses in launching a CSU-wide journal, PIG needs to build infrastructure before that can happen. CSU publishing platform requires effort. PIG has asked COLD to help identify campus contacts.

Jaime Ding (Cal Poly) addressed Libguides Open Review. EDI central to this initiative. Interrogating the review process and placing criticality at the heart of what library workers do.

 

1000

CSU, UC & SCELC Collaboration

@Amy Kautzman

UC presented a powerful partnership in negotiations. Also had conversations with SCELC. These are active and ongoing partnerships. Rick Burke (SCELC) and Ivy Anderson (UC) are planning to retire in 2021. Need a strategic approach to OA. Amy proposes a subcommittee. Conversation continued around the focus of the subcommittee and what committee(s) it might come from. Will need to establish clear objectives and meet with the provosts to get them on board. Amy will circle back to COLD with a draft proposal.

 

1040

Digital Textbook Access Alternatives

@Jen Fabbi (Unlicensed) Leslie Kennedy

Leslie: Vitalsource not available at some campuses due to Follett contracts.

Mark: Discussed BibliU cost model. It’s more of a “simultaneous use” model, ca. 10 sim use per license. Conversation centered on the cost-effectiveness of this model compared to vouchers.

 

1030

Break

 

 

 

1045

Rapido Product Development Assessment

@John Wenzler

@John Wenzler addressed highlights from the Rapido report. Seamless resource fulfillment from the users' end. Rapido includes RAPID ILL functionality. Cyril estimates that Rapido would need approximately 200 systems to achieve the lending functionality of ILLIAD. John will send out a poll about interest in Rapido.

 

 

1100

Deans Only

 

 

1200

Adjourn/COLD Overflow

 

 

 









 

Action items

Decisions

See COLD Decision Log.