1. POWERED BY TROVE How you can build, and build on the success of our national discovery service Marie-Louise Ayres 1 ADG, Resource Sharing

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3. Union catalogue for librarians Australian Bibliographic Network 1981 Manuscripts Register of Australian Archives and Manuscripts 1997 Pictures Picture Australia 2000 Music Music Australia 2005 Research Australian Research online 2005 Newspapers Australian Newspapers 2007 Dance Australia Dancing 2003 Union catalogue for public Libraries Australia 2006 2009 Web archives Pandora 1997

4. 4 2008 We start 2009 Trove 1.0 2011 Trove 4.0 2012 Trove 5.0 2010 Trove 2.0, 3.0

5. Numbers 329 million resources 70,000+ unique visitors a day 14+% mobile devices 85.5 million newspaper lines corrected 1.9 million tags 160,000 images via Flickr 72,500 registered users 50,500 comments 32,000 Trove Lists User Forum API 5

6. Trove content by type September 2012 6

7. Online? Australian? 7

8. What gets used? 8

9. Non NBD contributors 9

10. WA now University of Western Australia Research Repository (PioNEER) Murdoch University John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library The Grove Library (Cottesloe-Peppermint Grove-Mosman library) Curtin University of Technology Library Edith Cowan University 10

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13. Collecting content OAI-PMH easiest for us Harvest Control lists okay RSS and sitemaps are hard (need IT help) APIs are hard (need IT help) Direct loading (IT essential) 13

14. Our users 14

15. Our Australian users by state... 15

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26. Strategic Directions 2012-2015 1.Build Trove Content 2.Build Trove Services 3.Build a Sustainable Business Model 26

27. You for Trove Is ALL or ANY of your Trove suitable content actually in Trove? Do you have a plan for building more digital content? Do you know of content that should be in Trove but is not? Can you communicate with or influence those with Trove suitable content? Can you help build capacity in the library or other sectors? How can you promote Trove to your local library patrons? How can you build Trove into your onsite and offsite services? How can you listen to what Trove users want and need? 27

28. Trove for you How will you ‘imagine’ what might be possible? How will you test ideas? Are you willing to play? Do you want to integrate Trove content into your service? Do you want to build a new service on Trove content? How will you do so? If you are establishing a new service, how will you sustain it? How will you check whether your organisation has the right technical skills? How will you acquire them, borrow them, collaborate with them? 28

29. 2008 We start 2009 Trove 1.0 2010 Trove 2.0, 3.0 2011 Trove 4.0 2012 Trove 5.0 2007 The idea…