CLA 2013 LORRAINE BUSBY MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND.

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CLA 2013 LORRAINE BUSBY MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND

So what’s so special about special collections?

Well, frankly, everything!

 Taking Our Pulse: The OCLC Research Survey of Special Collections and Archives (Oct. 2010)  CARL survey of special collections at 27 member libraries (April 2012)  Digitization of Special Collections and Archives: Legal and Contractual Issues (Jun. 2012)

 To better understand the nature and operations of special collections in Canadian research libraries – now and in the future  No recommendations at this point  Survey starts a discussion about the future of special collections in Canada

Valuable assets? Expensive & under utilized?  Primary sources for scholarship  Attracts the best researchers  Engages communities  Enhances reputations  Enriches student learning  Low use  Not always valued by parent institutions  Require substantial investments in ◦ Space ◦ Funding ◦ Specialist staffing

 To share results from the CARL survey  To discuss challenges identified in the survey  To seek your input and suggestions for projects, directions, solutions to the items identified

 Significant physical and virtual space is needed  Increasingly acquisition policies are narrowing and becoming more restrictive in scope  There is no ‘best’ funding model  There are no measures to demonstrate the return on investment

 Additional investments of staff, particularly with skills in digitization and digital management knowledge, are predicted  Funding in-house digitization efforts remains elusive  Corollary investments are needed in access tools, computer storage capacity, and preservation mechanisms for perpetual access

 Need for long term solutions for physically & virtually storing special collections  Need for policies to deal with the acquisition, access, and restrictions of various collections  Need for meaningful measures to demonstrate ROI and impact  Need to add & develop specialized staff skills in digitization, marketing, and promoting

 Need for more funding ◦ Internal funding sources ◦ Grants ◦ Donors ◦ Endowments  Need for greater preservation  Need to ensure perpetual access

 Contributing to a national strategy  Facilitate information sharing  Preservation support  Coordination of digitization projects to reduce duplication & redundancies

 Provide leadership  Advocate  Coordinate, and  Facilitate

 Your ideas, suggestions, and contributions re: ◦ Changing patterns in use ◦ Strategies to increase use ◦ Strategies to measure & report ROI