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2. Introducing the JUSP enhancements Titles and deals Core and subscribed titles

3. Titles and deals Title lists taken from NESLi2 area on JISC Collections website 3 approaches: Titles included in deal per year Titles included in deals across multiple years Compare 2 deals from one publisher

8. Check your deal information Welcome screen shows the deal information we hold for you for the past 2 years Edit if you want to change or update Click on earlier years (2009-10) to change or add

9. What can you do with titles and deals? See how many nil use titles are within the deal and how many are outside it See the usage ranges report for more detail Download as csv and sort by deal and number of requests See what titles outside the deal have usage against them : – DOAJ titles – Subscribed titles – Other?????

11. Core or subscribed titles Show institutional core titles Area for you to enter – Core titles that you are required to maintain as part of a deal – Individual subscribed titles where you do not take a deal – Individual subscribed titles that you hold outside a deal

12. Core or subscribed titles Enter as many or as few titles as you like either Individually by title or ISSN or By publisher using drop down menu SAVE YOUR WORK REGULARLY

15. Core or subscribed titles Once titles have been marked up, you can: View as starred items in all JUSP reports View a list of marked titles in the core institutional area and sort by title, total requests or publisher Run a JR1 report from the core institutional area and download as csv file

19. Keeping up to date Titles v deals Make sure we have up to date information on the deals you take – check your welcome screen Core/subscribed titles Once you have marked up your titles for one year, ask us to transfer the list to other years so you can make any changes without entering everything all over again.