1. http://www.flickr.com/photos/koenvereeken/2088902012/

2. Matching up titles and deals in JUSP JUSP webinar

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

4. TITLES INCLUDED IN DEALS PER YEAR

5. Titles included in deals per year –select publisher

6. Titles included in deals per year

7. TITLES INCLUDED IN DEALS ACROSS MULTIPLE YEARS

8. Titles included in deals across multiple years

9. COMPARE 2 DEALS FROM ONE PUBLISHER

10. Compare two deals from same publisher

11. Compare two deals – download as csv

12. VIEW USAGE OF TITLES AND DEALS

13. View usage of titles & deals –sorted by deal

14. View usage of titles & deals –sorted by title

15. LOOKING AT NIL USE

16. Number of titles & requests in various usage ranges

17. WHY DO SOME TITLES NOT IN THE DEAL HAVE USAGE AGAINST THEM?

18. Some possible reasons – DOAJ titles – marked in JUSP reports with a DOAJ symbol – Individual subscribed titles - starred if you have marked these up – Backfile titles –check with JR1a – Titles that have changed name or changed publisher or ceased publication where some issues may remain available – Titles that moved to the publisher during the year

19. CHECKING ON TITLES OUTSIDE THE DEAL

20. View usage of titles and deals – highlight Journal of social history

21. Click on Journal of Social History

22. Check your deal information Welcome screen shows the deal information we hold for you for the current year Edit if you want to change or update Click on earlier years (2009-11) to change or add

23. For more information on titles and deals http://jusp.mimas.ac.uk/contact.html Guide to ‘Titles and deals’ (pdf file) Individual guides to the reports: – Titles and deals reports – Titles included in deals per year – Titles included in deals across multiple years – Compare two deals from the same publisher – View usage of titles and deals – Edit your deals in JUSP