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Due to diminishing use of print journals Alkek Library has reviewed its journal retention policy ie criteria to keep or withdraw journals Print Journals to Keep Journalsissues to which the library does ID: 623566

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Journal Retention & JSTOR Journals

Due to diminishing use of print journals,

Alkek

Library

has reviewed its

journal

retention policy,

i.e. criteria to keep or withdraw journals.Slide2

Print Journals to Keep

Journals/issues to which the library does

not

have full-text electronic access

Journals/issues with no permanent/post-cancellation access rights

Journals/issues that are

not

adequately preserved for future access

High print use journals/issues, and

Image-rich journalsSlide3

Library may withdraw…

journals/issues that fulfill

every one of these criteria

:

The library has

reliable full-text

access to the journal, with perpetual/post-cancellation rights

The digital versions are complete, of high-quality and in formats that facilitate preservation

There is sufficient print and digital backup of content, and a sustainable plan to maintain itSlide4

We have such content, in JSTOR!

JSTOR (Journal

S

torage) Project

is a collaborative preservation

effort

by libraries and the Mellon Foundation.

The

purpose of JSTOR is to convert back issues of print journals into electronic format to save libraries space (and the capital costs

associated).Slide5

JSTOR

Cover-to-cover digitization from vol. 1

High-quality digitization process

Content and metadata are in formats that can be converted to new formats as they develop.

JSTOR has been certified as a trusted digital repository by the Center for Research

Libraries.Slide6

JSTOR

Electronic files are stored in three redundant data centers.

Archive Capital

Fees

libraries pay to JSTOR cover the cost for preservation and migration of digital content.

JSTOR works with institutions knowledgeable in the preservation of paper to store multiple copies of the original print publications

(California

Digital

Library, Harvard). Slide7

What Is Being Withdrawn?

Although many libraries have withdrawn all JSTOR journals, at this time we are withdrawing only a subset.

Criteria:

Both

page-verified print repositories, Harvard and

CDL,

must

be storing

 over 95% of the

journal issues

Low number of images: less

than one image per twenty pages. Slide8

What Is Being Withdrawn?

213 journals that are duplicated in the JSTOR database

Only print volumes currently covered in JSTOR are on the withdraw list

There will be NO LOSS OF ACCESS to the issues

Current subscriptions to these journals are not impacted.Slide9

What are other libraries doing with their JSTOR issues?

SERIALST listserv 2009 – 13 responses:

9 libraries

discarded all JSTOR journals except high-use/high-graphics journals

3

libraries moved

volumes to off-site storage

(and

reported minimal use of these volumes)

1 retained for 10 years then discardedSlide10

Our Plan

1.

Make

JSTOR Withdrawal List

available to faculty, allow

feedback through October.

II.

Contribute withdrawn issues to print repositories or JSTOR. Recycle issues not needed.

III

Repeat process

annually or as needed as

more journals

meet the

criteria.Slide11

Questions?

Contact Paivi Rentz 245-3009 / prentz@txstate.edu