Tailoring Technical Services Data to Fit the Changing Needs of Academic Liaisons Heath Martin & Ashley Tussing University of Kentucky Libraries OVGTSL.

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Tailoring Technical Services Data to Fit the Changing Needs of Academic Liaisons Heath Martin & Ashley Tussing University of Kentucky Libraries OVGTSL 2011 May 17

“New liaison roles are not emerging de novo, but rather in continuity with established roles.” -Karla Hahn Assistant Executive Director Research, Teaching, and Learning Association of Research Libraries Hahn, Karla. “Introduction: Positioning Liaison Librarians for the 21st Century.” Research Library Issues: A Bimonthly Report from ARL, CNI, and SPARC, no. 265 (August 2009): 1–2.

Liaison responsibility areas where reporting can help Selecting resources and tracking funds Working with emerging formats Managing print collections Maintaining approval plans Reviewing collections

Selecting resources and tracking funds Personalized fund balance reports Regular tracking of balances, encumbrances, and expenditures Monthly reminder to busy liaisons Liaisons appreciate the help Can lead to better order pacing across the board Refresher on funds and allocations Avoid surprises at the end of the year (hopefully!) Keep the spotlight on lower-profile funds

Insert Liaison Name Here Personalized liaison fund balance report

Working with emerging formats Ebook collections and usage Ebook usage statistics compiled as part of collections review Integrated with process for harvesting e-journal usage statistics Intended to inform future purchases and continued investments in publisher and subject area collections

Working with emerging formats Streaming audio and video Non-COUNTER compliant usage statistics also harvested as part of collection review Integrated with process for harvesting e-journal and ebook usage statistics

Managing print collections To address physical space needs, an increasing need to work with liaisons to evaluate orphan and underused print periodical collections Circulation and technical services data considered together to make withdrawal and storage decisions

Liaison report for print periodicals project

Maintaining approval plans Continued reallocation of subject monograph funds from firm orders to approval plans Creation of new approval plans involving liaisons less familiar with profile maintenance Managing evaluation of undergraduate and interdisciplinary approval plans Changing curriculum and access needs

Example of facilitating liaison self-service reports

Reviewing collections Current importance of collections reviews Budget reductions Format changes Shifting curriculum priorities Communication with faculty Interdisciplinary programs and collections Review increasingly focused on electronic resources Opportunity to add new subscription resources and access fees

Serials title list with cancellation priorities

Usage statistics compiled for collections review

Informed decisions: Usage stats in collections review

Academic liaisons and scholarly communication Understanding faculty research & publishing venues Recruiting institutional repository content Serving as intermediaries in data curation

Thank You! Heath Martin Ashley Tussing