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Nika Worth
The Shared Print Metadata Guidelines Working Group is excited to continue our community discussions around the new “Shared Print Actions: Terminology.” As a reminder, we are hosting three follow-up webinars focused on different questions and discussion topics regarding the SPA draft. We wanted to encourage you to consider registering, using...
Nika Worth
The Shared Print Metadata Guidelines Working Group (SPMG) is excited to announce the release of the draft “Shared Print Actions: Terminology (SPA).” At this time, they are encouraging the community to review the document and provide comments directly on the draft. They are also asking folks to share it more...
Nika Worth
Below is the Partnership’s October 2023 Quarterly Report, which highlights the work of the Partnership over the past four months since our last update in June. Thank you to all of you who have volunteered your time and expertise to make this work possible! Partnership Quarterly Report – October 2023
...Nika Worth
Save the date – November 7, 2023 at 3pm ET/2pm CT/1pm MT/noon PT We invite you to join us at a Partnership for Shared Book Collections and Rosemont Shared Print Alliance sponsored webinar to discuss work the Shared Print Metadata Guidelines Working Group has undertaken to draft a new “Shared...
Nika Worth
The Partnership for Shared Book Collections is pleased to share that the Risk Research Task Force of the Research and Network Level Standing Committee has recently had their paper titled, “A Model to Determine Optimal Numbers of Monograph Copies for Preservation in Shared Print Collections”, published in College and Research...
Nika Worth
Many of you are aware that the Rosemont Shared Print Alliance and the Partnership for Shared Book Collections are pursuing a merger to become a single administrative body to provide unified leadership for these programs. The two existing organizations have created an RFP to identify a consultant to lead the...