Reveal Digital: innovative library crowdfunding model for open access digital collections

Reveal Digital: innovative library crowdfunding model for

open access digital collectionsWebinar 1st Dec 2016

3.30-5pm

1/12/2016 Reveal Digital webinar 1

Agenda» 3.30-3.35pm: Introduction, Paola Marchionni, head of digital resources for

teaching, learning and research, Jisc » 3.35-3.55pm: Background on Independent Voices and its crowdfunding

open access model - Peggy Glahn Program Director, Reveal Digital » 3.55-4.10pm: Highlights on benefits of participating in Independent

Voices from: › Thorne Dreyer, one of the founders of The Rag (Austin, TX), one of the most

important alternative press publications in the US included in Independent Voices› Peter Berg, Associate Director for Special Collections & Preservation at Michigan

State University, one of the key contributing libraries to Independent Voices › Tessa Jordan, feminist scholar at the British Columbia Institute of Technology

» 4.-10-4.20pm: Negotiated fees for UK institutions, Surina Bhatti, Licensing Manager, Jisc Collections

» 4.20-5.00pm: Q&As 1/12/2016 Reveal Digital webinar 2

Speakers• Peggy Glahn, Program Director, Reveal Digital

• Thorne Dreyer, Former Funnel, The Rag

• Peter Berg, Head of Special Collections, Michigan State University

• Tessa Jordan, Professor and feminist scholar, British Columbia Institute of Technology

Reveal Digital

Collection Development

(£s)

Special Collections (content)

Rights Holders

New Open Access Digital CollectionsHumanities, Primary Source Content

Reveal Digital

Collection Development

(£s)

Special Collections (content)

Rights Holders

New Open Access Digital CollectionsHumanities, Primary Source Content

BenefitsSource Libraries– The library owns the digital files and has complete

control over their future use– Content is rights-cleared and digitized at no direct

expense to the library– Content from one library is aggregated with

similar content from many others to provide higher profile and greater discoverability

Benefits

Funding Libraries– Significantly lower cost for new content– Immediate access to the collection– No charge for downloading text/metadata for text and data mining

projects– MARC records– Usage statistics– Nominate local content for inclusion

Benefits

Rights Holder– Content digitized at no cost to them– Raised visibility and discoverability of content

Scholars and Researchers– More access to more content in more places

Independent Voices

Voices.revealdigital.com

Independent Voices

Independent Voiceswww.revealdigital.com/independent-voices/

Funding Libraries

Source Libraries

Thorne Dreyer

Austin, Texas, United StatesHost & Producer at Rag Radio and Editor of

The Rag Blog (www.theragblog.com)Former “Funnel” for The Rag

From The Rag, October 10, 1976

Professor Peter Berg, PhD

East Lansing, Michigan, United StatesAssociate Director for Special Collections &

Preservation

Underground Press Syndicate

Tessa Jordan, PhD

Faculty, Communication Department British Columbia Institute of Technology Vancouver, BC, Canada Research interests:

feminist publishing periodical studies Canadian second-wave feminism role of periodicals in the development of social movements

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Pledging fees for UK institutions for Independent Voices

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Jisc band £1 & 2 5,4533 & 4 2,7275A & 5B 1,8016 - 10 1,365

One-off contribution, no recurrent costs Half of the amount pledged by UK institutions will go towards

digitisation of UK material for inclusion in Independent Voices

Thank you***

Q&As See UK institutions’ pledging and licencing fees for Independent Voices

at https://goo.gl/x5msRb

For more information pl contact Paola Marchionni paola.marchionni@jisc.ac.uk

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