Books at JSTOR WALDO OFFER 2013

1. Books at JSTOR WALDO OFFER 2013 Jason Phillips Director, Institutional Participation & Strategic Partnerships JSTOR І Portico Laura Sialiano Institutional Participation Coordinator for Pennsylvania JSTOR І Portico

2. Books program overview • A growing list of titles in core scholarly disciplines. • Books from the 26 participating presses are already highly-cited within the corpus of journals on JSTOR. More than 8000 front- and backlist titles are currently offered through the program, and new titles are added every month. • Flexible purchase options. • Over 8000 titles available in a multi-user model. Books are available for purchase as individual titles, disciplinary packages, and customizable DDA collections. • Seamless integration. • JSTOR currently has millions of book reviews and hundreds of thousands of book citations on the platform. Books, journal articles, and reviews are cross-searchable and linked in ways that make online research faster, easier, and more effective. • Title lists and more info at books.jstor.org

3. Searching books on JSTOR • Books are full-text searchable along with journals and primary sources. • By default, a search entered from the main page or on the Advanced search page searches all licensed content of all types • Search results can be viewed across all content types, or filtered by type (journals, books, pamphlets) • Researchers can quickly filter search results by type by selecting the corresponding tab on the search results page • On the search results page, the Quick View features shows the context of search term hits • Clicking on the magnifying glass next to a search result shows the number of times the search term appears in the document, as well as text snippets that show the context of the search term

4. Integrated search results

5. Books landing page • Each book has a landing page that includes • Publication data • Cover image and book description • Table of Contents • Links to book reviews, if available • Book table of contents links to chapters from landing page • The full table of contents is listed on the books landing page and includes a one-hundred word text extract from the beginning of each chapter • Books and book reviews are cross-linked • From the books landing page, researchers can follow the “Search for book reviews on JSTOR” link to see a list of reviews • From the book review summary page, researchers can follow the “Reviewed Book(s) available in JSTOR” to the book

6. Books landing page

7. Links to additional access options • For all titles not purchased by an institution, patrons will see additional access options, including • Link to log in to JSTOR via the Institution Finder • Custom link resolver graphics and links for their institution • Links to WorldCat • Similar messaging and links also appear to people who are not yet authenticated, but may have access to the books once they have logged in via an institutional proxy server.

8. Messaging for book not purchased by library

9. Messaging for unauthenticated users

10. Waldo Model highlights • Multi-user books • Available for over 8000 books • Unlimited concurrent users • Unlimited DRM-free downloads • No access fee’s (As long as the library purchases some books thru Waldo going forward) • Libraries may pick and choose titles • Holdings comparison service free of charge • DDA model available • Deposit accounts available • 2 Discounts 1: JSTOR Classification discount 2: Additional Waldo discount 25% on Front list titles and 45% on back list.

11. Features & functionality • Multi-user books • Links to/from book reviews • Full-text online reading, chapter by chapter • Downloads never expire • Download individual book chapters as standard PDFs that are mobile compatible (Can be put on 3 different devices) • No download limits • Copy and paste text from book pages • Behaves just like journal content on JSTOR • Free Marc Records available

12. Books at JSTOR: Pricing • Set by publishers • Discount Tiered by JSTOR classification • Additional Waldo discount 25% for Front List - Current 3 years • 45% discount on Back list titles Small library pricing example would be a 24% classification discount then a additional 25% Waldo discount

13. Books at JSTOR: DDA • Demand-Driven Acquisition • Libraries can set up deposit accounts and select which titles to add on the JSTOR platform • The purchase triggers for all titles in DDA are 6 chapter views, or 4 chapter downloads. • A DDA profile will be created based on publisher, discipline, publication date or date range, maximum price, or model type • A minimum of $5,000 will be required in a deposit account to set up DDA and a low balance message will be sent when it reaches $1,000.

14. Multi-user book, chapter view

15. Multi-user book, PDF download view

16. Upcoming Releases – High-Priority Items • For all books • Improvements in online viewing load times • Additional options for searching within books • Enhanced linking between books and journal articles • For single-user books • Better mobile compatibility, including an iOS app • Accessibility improvements – compatibility with screen readers • Improved messaging about the availability of a single-user book

17. Visit books.jstor.org for title lists

18. Books at JSTOR: Participating Presses

19. Current Titles by Multiple & Single User Models

20. Title Totals by Front and Back List

21. Current Titles by Top Disciplines

22. Books at JSTOR: Models Pricing • Set by publishers • Tiered by JSTOR classification • Additional Waldo Discount : Front L

23. Average Cost per Title and MU Model Pricing

24. Volume Level Discount Model • Volume level discounts will apply for all participants. • The cumulative amount purchased in a calendar year will determine the volume level discount applied the following year. • Deposit account totals can be used to establish the current year volume level discount. • The volume level discount is based on the total purchased in all models and the discount level is applied to titles in each model the following year.

25. Introductory Offer for Volume Level Discounts • All institutions regardless of the total amount spent during their initial order will qualify for the second level of tiered savings. • In order to qualify for this savings in the 2014 calendar year, an institution would need to purchase the necessary cumulative total before the end of 2013.

26. Continuing Access Fee • There will be a continuing access fee (CAF) that is due annually and based on the fee schedule below. • This is waived for the University of Scranton, and all institutions who continue to participate in 4 or more Arts and Sciences Collections.

27. Books at JSTOR: DDA • Demand-Driven Acquisition • Libraries can set up deposit accounts and select which titles to add on the JSTOR platform • The purchase triggers for all titles in DDA are 6 chapter views, or 4 chapter downloads. • A DDA profile will be created based on publisher, discipline, publication date or date range, maximum price, or model type • A minimum of $5,000 will be required in a deposit account to set up DDA and a low balance message will be sent when it reaches $1,000.

28. Library Work Flows • We can conduct holdings comparisons for libraries to determine overlap with print or e-book holidings • Allow for the customization of profiles to set up DDA • Allow for customization of profiles to set up standing orders for titles from specific publishers for all or current only content • MARC records in MARC21 format available for all or only purchased titles • Reviewing short-term access (STA) models to make it available for 2013 • In discussions with book jobbers to provide work flow options for libraries • Working to secure print and electronic availability dates from publishers

29. MARC Records in MARC21 Format

30. Thank You! Jason PhillipsDirector, Institutional Participation & Strategic PartnershipsJSTOR | Portico participation@jstor.org +1 (212) 358-6413 • www.linkedin.com/in/jasphil