1. Ingolf Kaspar, Regional Sales Manager Databases ikaspar@ebscohost.com

2. Just like Google indexes the web, EDS indexes materials found in library collections

3. What is EBSCO Discovery Service? A single search box experience for users Like Google for the library’s own, unique collection –Fast and simple –Single results list –Relevancy ranked results Searches across a fast mega-index representing the library’s collection –Covers print and electronic resources –Not federated search (pre-harvested metadata) Leads users to immediate full text for the top journals provided by the library.

4. EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS): Facts EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) commercially launched on January 1 st 2010. By beginning of august 2010, EBSCO had worldwide > 200 EDS trial partners. Octobre > 270 institutions. Example: ”Aleph” library that has invested in EDS: –State University of New York Albany, http://library.albany.eduhttp://library.albany.edu –~ 18,000 FTE –Subscription of a number of bibliographic databases: Inspec, Econlit, Historical Abstracts, MLA, Social Science Abstracts –Invested in EDS in Octobre 2010.

5. EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS): Facts Examples of universities that have activated guest access: Customers : –Liverpool University, UK (Millenium), http://bit.ly/liv-edsLiverpool Universityhttp://bit.ly/liv-eds –Open University, UK, (Voyager) http://bit.ly/open-edsOpen Universityhttp://bit.ly/open-eds Trial partners: –Linköping Universitet, http://bit.ly/lin-edshttp://bit.ly/lin-eds –Stockholm Universitet, http://www.sub.su.se/secure/eds.aspxhttp://www.sub.su.se/secure/eds.aspx

6. EDS News – implementations & content http://www.ebscohost.com/discovery/eds-news

7. II. EBSCO Discovery: tjänstens uppbygnad/arkitektur Komponent 1): Library Catalogue Komponent 2): Institutional Repositories Komponent 3): EDS Base index Komponent 4): Databaser på EBSCOhost

8. 1. The Library Catalog is Loaded Real-time availability checks Daily updates for catalog changes Everything indexed in the catalog will be available for discovery searching Can handle harvesting from different library catalogue types/formats. Catalogue records enriched with Baker & Taylor data, e.g. book jackets, subject terms

9. 2. EBSCO Base Index Utökad metadata (e.g., author-supplied abstracts, keywords, subjects, etc.) from far more content providers and publishers than any other discovery service

10. Continuum of Metadata quality Better than nothing Pretty good Best! Even better when contributed by a leading subject index database subscription! Even better with searchable full text!

11. TitleCultural diversity in nursing education: perils, pitfalls, and pearls. AuthorsBednarz H; Schim S; Doorenbos A SourceJournal of Nursing Education (J NURS EDUC), 2010 May; 49(5): 253-60 (29 ref) Publication TypeJournal Article LanguageEnglish ISSN0148-4834 DOI10.3928/01484834-20100115-02 Affiliation Clinical Instructor, Wayne State University, College of Nursing, 5557 Cass Avenue, Room 237, Detroit, MI 48202, e-mail: ah4969@wayne.edu Major Subjects Communication Barriers; Cultural Competence; Cultural Diversity; Education, Nursing; Faculty, Nursing; Teaching Methods Minor Subjects Communication -- Methods; Faculty Role; Funding Source; Insanity Defense; Negotiation; School Accommodation; Students, Nursing Abstracts Increasing diversity in the classroom challenges nursing educators to identify issues that complicate teaching (perils), analyze barriers for themselves and their students (pitfalls), and select new strategies for working with nontraditional students (pearls). This article identifies concerns arising from attitudes and values within nursing and common approaches to diversity education, and then discusses key issues in nursing education that relate to human nature, culture, faculty workload, and student demographics. Finally, some strategies are proposed for increasing the effectiveness of professional preparation with diverse students through a focus on culturally congruent education and development of faculty cultural competence. Copyright 2010, SLACK Incorporated. Special InterestNursing Education Typical CINAHL record

12. TitleCultural diversity in nursing education: perils, pitfalls, and pearls. AuthorsBednarz H; Schim S; Doorenbos A SourceJournal of Nursing Education (J NURS EDUC), 2010 May; 49(5): 253-60 (29 ref) Publication TypeJournal Article LanguageEnglish ISSN0148-4834 DOI10.3928/01484834-20100115-02 Affiliation Clinical Instructor, Wayne State University, College of Nursing, 5557 Cass Avenue, Room 237, Detroit, MI 48202, e-mail: ah4969@wayne.edu Major Subjects Communication Barriers; Cultural Competence; Cultural Diversity; Education, Nursing; Faculty, Nursing; Teaching Methods Minor Subjects Communication -- Methods; Faculty Role; Funding Source; Insanity Defense; Negotiation; School Accommodation; Students, Nursing Abstracts Increasing diversity in the classroom challenges nursing educators to identify issues that complicate teaching (perils), analyze barriers for themselves and their students (pitfalls), and select new strategies for working with nontraditional students (pearls). This article identifies concerns arising from attitudes and values within nursing and common approaches to diversity education, and then discusses key issues in nursing education that relate to human nature, culture, faculty workload, and student demographics. Finally, some strategies are proposed for increasing the effectiveness of professional preparation with diverse students through a focus on culturally congruent education and development of faculty cultural competence. Copyright 2010, SLACK Incorporated. Special InterestNursing Education Thin Metadata

13. TitleCultural diversity in nursing education: perils, pitfalls, and pearls. AuthorsBednarz H; Schim S; Doorenbos A SourceJournal of Nursing Education (J NURS EDUC), 2010 May; 49(5): 253-60 (29 ref) Publication TypeJournal Article LanguageEnglish ISSN0148-4834 DOI10.3928/01484834-20100115-02 Affiliation Clinical Instructor, Wayne State University, College of Nursing, 5557 Cass Avenue, Room 237, Detroit, MI 48202, e-mail: ah4969@wayne.edu Major Subjects Communication Barriers; Cultural Competence; Cultural Diversity; Education, Nursing; Faculty, Nursing; Teaching Methods Minor Subjects Communication -- Methods; Faculty Role; Funding Source; Insanity Defense; Negotiation; School Accommodation; Students, Nursing Abstracts Increasing diversity in the classroom challenges nursing educators to identify issues that complicate teaching (perils), analyze barriers for themselves and their students (pitfalls), and select new strategies for working with nontraditional students (pearls). This article identifies concerns arising from attitudes and values within nursing and common approaches to diversity education, and then discusses key issues in nursing education that relate to human nature, culture, faculty workload, and student demographics. Finally, some strategies are proposed for increasing the effectiveness of professional preparation with diverse students through a focus on culturally congruent education and development of faculty cultural competence. Copyright 2010, SLACK Incorporated. Special InterestNursing Education What would you rather search? Thin metadata (yellow) or the full record?

14. Relevancy Ranked Results EDS results are returned by relevance The system has the following priorities: –Match on subject headings from controlled vocabularies –Match on article titles –Match on author keywords –Match on keywords within abstracts –Match on keywords within full text

15. Metadata Available for Magazines & Journals

16. The Most Comprehensive List of Primary Publisher Partners of Any Discovery Service Author Supplied Abstracts and Author Supplied Keywords from Nearly All Major Journal Publishers, including but not limited to: ACM – Association for Computing Machinery [journals AND conference proceedings] American Association for the Advancement of Science [journals] American Institute of Physics [journals AND conference proceedings] American Society of Civil Engineers [journals] American Statistical Association [journals] Annual Reviews, Inc. [journals] BioOne [journals] Blackwell [journals AND books] Brill Academic Publishers [journals AND books] Cambridge University Press (CUP) [journals AND books] * Most of these include full-text searching

17. The Most Comprehensive List of Primary Publisher Partners of Any Discovery Service Author Supplied Abstracts and Author Supplied Keywords from Nearly All Major Journal Publishers, including but not limited to: EDP Sciences [journals] Elsevier (journal metadata) Emerald Group Publishing Ltd [journals] Guilford Press [journals AND books] Harvard Business Publishing [journals] Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE) [journals] IOS Press [journals AND books] Johns Hopkins University Press [journals] Karger AG [journals] MIT Press [journals] * Most of these include full-text searching

18. The Most Comprehensive List of Primary Publisher Partners of Any Discovery Service Author Supplied Abstracts and Author Supplied Keywords from Nearly All Major Journal Publishers, including but not limited to: Nature Publishing Group [journals] Oxford University Press [journals AND some books] SAGE Publications [journals AND books] Springer [journals AND books] Taylor & Francis Informa [journals] University of Chicago Press [journals] University of Toronto Press [journals] Wiley [journals AND books] World Scientific Publishing Group [journals] * Most of these include full-text searching

19. Selected (Non-Journal) Publisher Partners ABC-CLIO Alexander Street Press Baker & Taylor BASE (institutional repositories)* Books 24x7 British Library Business Monitor International Columbia University Press Credo Reference* ebrary* H.W. Wilson Ingenta JSTOR LexisNexis Mergent* Morningstar Inc. * Verbal agreement from provider

20. Data Available for Searching Journals & Magazines TOC (Table of Contents) 1EDS 1Summon 1WorldCat Local 1ILS Vendors Full-Text Articles 1EDS* 2Summon 2WorldCat Local 2ILS Vendors Subject Indexing from Controlled Vocabularies 1EDS* 2Summon 2WorldCat Local 2ILS Vendors * Has All Major Publishers Signed Up with Other Services, Plus Unique Full Text from Major Magazine Publishers (as well as full-text databases) * Has Far More Indexing Due to Integration of Subject-Specific Journal Indexes

21. Data Available for Searching Books Catalog Records YESEDS YESSummon YESWorldCat Local YESILS Vendors Indexing from Baker & Taylor EDS* Summon WorldCat Local ILS Vendors Full-Text Searching via NetLibrary EDS* Summon WorldCat Local ILS Vendors YES NO YES NO EDS will also offer metadata from Books 24x7, Credo Reference, ebrary, World Book, and full text directly from top book publishers

22. Full-Text Searching: EDS also searches within full-text documents Academic Journals –EDS has more full-text journals for searching than any other discovery service due to superior relationships with academic publishers –EDS also has full-text academic journal searching through EBSCOhost databases (unlike any other discovery service) Magazines –EDS has more full text for searching than any other discovery service, including many unique titles such as: Time, U.S. News & World Report, BusinessWeek, Forbes, Fortune, Money, People, Sports Illustrated, etc. Newspapers –EDS searches newspaper metadata from NewsBank, including some archives; as well as metadata from Newspaper Source Plus E-Books –EDS has more full-text books for searching than any other discovery service due to superior relationships with academic publishers –With EBSCO’s acquisition of NetLibrary, full-text searching of e-books will now be available for customers that access those e-books via NetLibrary

23. Also unlike any other discovery product, EBSCO Discovery Service will include searching of all indexing, abstracts and full text from EBSCOhost full-text database subscriptions… Academic Search Business Source Communication & Mass Media Complete Dentistry & Oral Science Source Education Research Complete Hospitality & Tourism Complete Humanities International Complete Political Science Complete SocINDEX with Full Text And many others…

24. EBSCO Database Metadata Available via Discovery Services As of January 1, 2011 ALL Indexing, Abstracts, and Full Text for ALL of a library’s EBSCO database subscriptions. EDS TOC-only for 5% of EBSCO’s databases. No abstracts, no indexing, no full text. WorldCat Local NONE. Primo Central NONE. Summon NONE. Encore

25. Statistics Show an Increase of Overall Collection Usage with EBSCO Discovery Service Sample of subject-specific database usage at Millersville University of Pennsylvania

26. Selected Features available through the discovery experience

27. Guest Access (allowing anonymous users to access EDS, the catalog, etc.) “Guest access” version provides somewhat limited access to users before they have authenticated http://bit.ly/liv-eds

29. EBSCOhost widgets allow you to bring parts of your website into EBSCOhost

30. Languages Handled by EDS Today Bahasa Indonesian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Hungarian Italian Latin Latvian Lithuanian Malay Nigerian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Turkish Welsh

31. EDS: Upcoming Major Developments DECEMBER 2010 Web of Science integration in EDS for subscribing libraries

34. EDS: Upcoming Major Developments Coming in 2011 Composite Book Records –Enhanced library catalog record with a consolidated SmartLinked list of available editions and manifestations (i.e. FRBR) –Links to all copies/formats: eBooks, Audiobook, ILL, etc.

36. Tvärsnitt i materialet för (ämnes)specifika Discovery-portaler Discovery-tjänst konfigurerad som ”totalsök”

37. Intelligent sökmotor

38. EDS is fully customised to each library’s collection and needs Academically focused metadata –The EDS unified index adapts and grows with your library’s collection Users can access academic focused features –Search history, personal folder, persistent links –Fully customizable advanced search alerts and RSS feeds Customisation –Choice of search screens (single search box or advanced) –Skinning, branding and imported widgets (eg. LibGuides, Meebo) Administration module –Usage statistics, linking and interface customisations

39. Why choose EBSCO Discovery Service? Highly usable & familiar search interface (based on EBSCOhost) Better Searching More features and functionality (customisable) More sources from more content participants Better Coverage More academic publisher content More detailed and richer metadata (subject headings) Ability to include and search many of the world’s most important subject indexes (eg. PsycINFO, EconLit, INSPEC, CINAHL) Delivery of more relevant results to the user (priority match on subject headings) Better Results

40. Weaknesses of other discovery solutions Google centric / web search: –Too simplistic and lacks features that academic users require –Search and relevancy algorithm fails to leverage high quality metadata Catalogue centric –Lacks coverage of journal and magazine articles (particularly academic publishers) resulting in over emphasis of book results over article results –Makes only a fraction of the library collection discoverable at the article level News centric –High quality academic results are lost among millions of news articles

41. Tack! Frågor: ikaspar@ebscohost.com