
Shared Print in Japanese
Nagoya University Library recently announced a new translation of the SPP’s Shared Print Toolkit Website into Japanese. The Japanese version of the SPP Toolkit was

Nagoya University Library recently announced a new translation of the SPP’s Shared Print Toolkit Website into Japanese. The Japanese version of the SPP Toolkit was
The recording of the Partnership for Shared Book Collections Best Practices Webinar held May 6, 2021 is now available. This session covered new and future best practices developed
Below is the Partnership’s April 2021 Quarterly Report, which highlights work of the Partnership over the past three months. Thanks to all of you who
The Partnership and the Rosemont Shared Print Alliance sponsored two webinars on working with Shared Print in OCLC. The session recordings and slides are listed
Below is the Partnership’s winter PAN Forum update, which highlights work of the Partnership over the past six months. Thanks to all of you
Contacts: Kirsten Leonard – kleonard@palni.eduSusan Stearns – sstearns@blc.org John Burger – jburger@aserl.org Indianapolis, IN, January 14, 2021 – The Partnership for Shared Book Collections (The Partnership), a federation of
Susan Stearns (Eastern Academic Scholars’ Trust) and Alison Wohlers (California Digital Library, University of California) have authored and article tracing the history of Shared
Susan Stearns , Matthew Revitt and Kirsten Leonard have authored an article about the Partnership which was published in the Journal of Library Administration
The University of California Libraries’ Shared Print Program Joins the Partnership for Shared Book Collections. See their Press Release dated May 1st, 2020.
Read the Press Release on the launching of the Partnership for Shared Book Collections.
The Partnership for Shared Book Collections formally launched at the Print Archive Network (PAN) Forum at ALA mid winter in Philadelphia. Read more about the