1. eBooks In Your Library: Discoverability, Communication and
The Future of eBooks.

2. If you have any comments or questions, please write them down and we can get back to you

3. Emily Newsome: Marketing Manager, UK & Europe
Who we are:
Emily Newsome: Marketing Manager, UK & Europe
Cristina Garcia Pozuelo Sanchez: eBook Sales Executive, Central and Eastern Europe

4. About Taylor and Francis
Established in 1798
Leading international academic publisher
Based in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
20 offices worldwide
2,500 journals
Over 5,000 new books each year
107,000 eBook titles

5. Imprints

6.
Our new eBook platform

7. Library admin area

8. Librarian-Friendly Support
Free trials at platform and collection level
Data analysis
Marketing materials and marketing support
Training sessions and technical support

9. What librarians like about eBooks
Usage and Denials data
Instantaneous
Bonus materials
Edition updates
Easy to find related topics/ books
Take up no shelf space
No packaging or shipping expenses
Simultaneous users

10. eBook concerns for librarians
#1 Discoverability
#2 Communication
#3 The Future

11. eBook concerns for librarians
#1 Discoverability
#2 Communication
#3 The Future

12. Discoverability challenges
Ease of obtaining MARC records from publisher
Encouraging patrons to access content through library/university website instead of Google
Comprehensiveness of MARC records
Increasing awareness of available content
Communicating to patrons how resources can help enrich their careers and research
Other

13. Content quality > content dissemination
Improve all aspects of discoverability through technology
Need quality, enriched & standard compliant data and content

14. Content quality > content dissemination
All our ebooks are indexed on Google Scholar
SEO and micro tagging
Being mobile-optimised helps Google rankings  

15. eBook concerns for librarians
#1 Discoverability
#2 Communication
#3 The Future

16. Usage is linked to discoverability but also to communication
But how do we communicate our eBooks to our users to encourage usage?

17. Many options to communicate library content to users
Hold training sessions with faculty
Hold training sessions with students
Hold other types of events such as library days
your library users
Advertise with posters
Other

18. eBook concerns for librarians
#1 Discoverability
#2 Communication
#3 The Future

19. This is today…what about tomorrow?
What do you want from publishers?
Please write it down or come and talk to us at our booth.
These are some things that other librarians across Europe want in the future…

20. …do you agree?
Improving accessibility of content, regardless of the technology (such as broadband speed, lack of internet connection, device type)
Interactive media combined seamlessly with ebooks
Chapter and article-level purchasing
Innovative pricing models
Custom publishing; pick and mix chapters and articles to build your own ebook
Other

21. What do we all want in the future?
Is digital is going to become more prevalent?
Annie Callanan, our new CEO:
Artificial intelligence will optimise research funding
There is demand for designed knowledge artefacts that meet the needs of 21st Century Learners
Technology will enable rapid knowledge curation…

22. Artificial Intelligence
We have been working with the power of AI and Machine Learning to enrich customers’ online experience.
Ultimately, we want every piece of content ever produced by T&F to be semantically linked through Machine Learning to a web of knowledge, ‘joining everything and everyone within the academic world’ - Nicolas Jessus, software architect at T&F

23. https://www. thebookseller

24. eBooks and digital products in the sciences…
eBooks: All imprints including CRC Press and Garland Science on TaylorFrancis.com
NetBASES…

25. eBooks and digital products in the sciences…
CHEMnetBASE: a collection of cutting-edge interactive chemistry databases that provides instant access to authoritative
content and has 11 distinct products…

26. CHEMnetBASE, including…
CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics
Combined Chemical Dictionary
Polymers: A Property Database
Properties of Organic Compounds

27. Open Science…
Open Access Monographs: In Bioscience and Medicine…so far
Why? Immediate Universal Access, Visibility and Discoverability, OA = More Readers, Citations & Mentions, Highest Standards of Scholarship

28. Author Directions https://www.routledge.com/resources/authors
5 Key Tips for Turning your PhD
into a Successful Monograph
5 Key Tips for Authors Using
Social Media
Book Reviews: Advice for
securing a book review in a
Journal
Many more…

29. Featured Authors A platform for author profiles and links

30. Open Access Journals… We offer 141 FULLY OPEN Journals in STM

31. Open Science Books Once purchased, our print titles are open to all
Books OA
Open to all
eBooks
If purchased DRM-Free, they are open to all
Journals OA

32. https://librarianresources.taylorandfrancis.com/

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34. If we can help with anything else, please let us know
If we can help with anything else, please let us know. We try to listen to you and create content to help where you would like it.

35. THANK YOU!
Any questions?

36. Thank you for joining us
Thank you for joining us. Please contact us if you have any further questions.
Emily Newsome: Marketing Manager, UK & Europe
Cristina Garcia Pozuelo Sanchez: Sales Executive, Central and Eastern Europe