1. FCLA E-resource Licensing Manage the e-resource collection supported by state funds on behalf of the eleven SUS institutions Maintain information about FCLA and SUS e-resource collections on our web site Collect usage statistics for centrally funded content Communicate information about the Florida Electronic Library Negotiate SUS e-journal packages Serve as liaison to the SUS Collection Planning Committee (CPC) and the CPC E-Resources Subcommittee

2. CCLA Funded Collection

3. FCLA Funded Collection

4. FCLA/SUS and CCLA/FCS Licensing Total Expenditures for Licensed eResources in SUS/FCLA and FCS/CCLA (FY 2008) StateLocal/Institutional SUS and FCLA$3,208,066 (FCLA) $24,626,111 FCS and CCLA$3,615,923 (CCLA) $550,000 (approx)

5. SUS Expenditure on E-Resources

6. Established E-resource Cooperation White Paper: Cooperative E-resource Licensing in Florida http://fclaweb.fcla.edu/uploads/eresource_licensing_in_Florida_Final_Report.pdf Established by Collaborative Ventures Steering Committee of FCLA and CCLA Advisory Boards – Claire Dygert, FCLA – Betty Johnson, ICUF Libraries Group – Scott Schmucker, CCLA Attendance at Joint Meetings – ICUF Libraries Group Annual Meeting, May 19 & 20, 2011 – CCLA Advisory Board Annual Meeting, June 7, 2011 – SUS Collection Planning and Electronic Resources Committee Annual Meeting, August 3-5, 2011

7. Expansion of SUS E-journal Packages SpringerLink – 8 ICUF institutions – CCLA on behalf of entire FCS Oxford University Press (beginning 2012) – 7 ICUF institutions – 3 FCS institutions Cambridge University Press (beginning 2012) – 4 ICUF institutions – 1 FCS institution

8. Other E-resource collaboration H.W. Wilson License – All content centrally handled by FCLA, CCLA and ICUF Libraries Group now under single license, resulting in significant savings. FCLA and CCLA in the process of facilitating FCS and SUS subscriptions to content funded by the other system FLA-PASS (Florida Library Access – Pass for Accelerated Secondary Students)