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9-11 May 2002 2nd International ANKOS Meeting 1

ANKOSANKOSAnatolian University Libraries ConsortiumAnatolian University Libraries Consortium

Bülent KARASÖZENMiddle East Technical University


CONTENT

• Overview of Turkish Universities

• Evolution of ANKOS

• License Models

• Usage Statistics

• Consortium Organization

• Technical Structure

• Future Directions

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• 4 universities more than 1.500.000 USD

• 5 universities 750.000-1.500.000 USD

• 6 universities 370.000-750.000 USD

• 17 universities 180.000-370.000 USD

• 21 universities less than 180.000 USD

Library Budgets of State Universities


Number of Publications of Turkish Universities

• 8 universities 201-1000 articles



• 34 üniversities 0-50 articles


Internet Capacities (band-width) Universities and Research Institutions

• 40 Institutions: 2048 kb






Turkish Universities with English Curriculum

• State Universities with English Curriculum Number of universities:15

Number of students: 59.428 (% 6)

• Private Universities with English Curriculum Number of universities:13 Number of students:43.373 (% 95)


Evolution of ANKOS I

• 1999 January: First Meeting for establishing consortium among university

libraries in Ankara April:Meeting with Swets, Springer and Ebsco September-December: License Agreements with IDEAL, Ebsco-

HOST and MathSciNet

• 2000 Trials:Science Direct, Springer-Link, Kluwer-Online, IOP, Proquest,

Compendex, Engineering Village, CSA, Zentralblatt 10th May: Digital Libraries Workshop in Ankara: Elsevier, Gale,

CSA, Kluwer, Springer and Dialog at Goethe Institute October: Consortium for Web of Science is taken from Ulakbim by

ANKOS November-December: License Agreements with Science Direct,

Springer Link, IOP, ACM and Proquest


Evolution of ANKOS II

• 2001

Training Seminars: Ebsco, Science Direct, Proquest

Trials: Blackwell Science, MCB Emerald, Silver Platter, Gale, ABC-Clio, Wiley, IEEE, Web of Science, Nature, IOP, Springer, Kluwer, Science Direct, Engineering Village

Kluwer-Online ConsortiumFoundation of ANKOS Steering Committee


Evolution of ANKOS IIINational and International Meetings I. International ANKOS Meeting

11-13 May 2001, Dokuz Eylül University- İzmir115 Turkish Librarians34 represents from 21 companies6 librarians from foreign countries

David Ball-Bournemouth University/U.K Claudine Dervou-Aristotle University/Greece Luis Anglada i de Ferrer-Universitaries de Catalunya/Spain Alice Keller-ETH Zuerich/Switzerland Paivi Kytomaki- University of Oulu/Finland

I. Steering Committee Meeting10th June 2001, Koç University-İstanbul

National ANKOS Training Meeting II. Steering Committee Meeting

13-14 September 2001, Sabancı University- İstanbul 95 Turkish Librarians. Meeting with K12 Librarians

19th October TED College-ANKARA


Evolution of ANKOS IV• 2002

Participation of new universities License Agreements for new databases

IEEE, Gale, Engineering Village, Micromedex, Blackwell

Trials:E-books (Safari), World Scientific

Training Seminars: Gale, Proquest

Metings: ANKOS Presantation at “Academic Computing Conference-Konya 6th-9th February

2002. III. Steering Committee Meeting

2nd March 2002, Çukurova University, Adana I. Regional Education Meeting

4th March 2002, Gaziantep University


ANKOS Members and Databases

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Advantages of Consortium

• Cost Reduction

• Information Sharing

• Reaching more users, increasing usage

• Taking advantages of colloborationFor universities with large print collectionsFor universities with small budgets


License Models I

• Based on print subscriptionNo print Cancellation

Elsevier-Science Direct Kluwer Springer IOP Ideal

• Based on number of participants ACM IEEE MathSciNet


License Models II

• Based on size and type of institutionOfficial statistics FTE

Web of Science Blackwell

• Others Ebsco Proquest E-Village Gale


License Agreements• Conditions of subscription• Conditions of payment• Time of payment• Price kept• ILL• Print cancellation• Back year access• Period of agreement• User definitions• User rights/restrictions• Conditions of violation• Usage statistics


Percent of Titles Held in Print at Each University Major Publishers (Elsevier, Springer, Kluwer, Wiley)

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METU BoğaziçiUniv.

BilkentUniv.

İstanbulTech. Univ.

HacettepeUniv.

Gazi Univ. Dokuz EylülUniv.

Atatürk Unv. SabancıUniv.

İzmir HighTech. Ins.

ÇukurovaUniv.

Ege Univ. Koç Univ. UludağUniv.

BaşkentUnv.

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Usage Statistics

Why do we need usage statistics? Evaluation Maximise use of resources Benchmarking Strategy for future User Education

Standarts for usage statistics ICOLC Standarts ARL E-metrics ISO

Factors for increasing usage statistics Availability of back issues Cross-Ref Alerting Services


Elsevier-Science Direct 2001 Usage Statistics

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AtatürkUniversity

BaşkentUniversity

BilkentUniversity

BoğaziçiUniversity

ÇukurovaUniversity

Dokuz EylülUniversity

EgeUniversity

GaziUniversity

HacettepeUniversity

İstanbulTech.

University

İzmir HighTech Ins.

KoçUniversity

METU SabancıUniversity

UludağUniversity

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IOP 2001 Usage Statistics by Journal Title

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Ankara Univ.

Bilkent Univ.

Boğaziçi Univ.

Çukurova Univ.

Dokuz Eylül Univ.

Ege Univ.

Gazi Univ.

Hacettepe Univ.

İstanbul Tech. Univ.

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Sabancı Univ.

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Percent of 2001 Usage Statistics*(Full-text Databases)

Kluwer3%

Proquest2%

Academic Press-Ideal1%Ebsco

34%

Institute of Physics1%

Elsevier-Science Direct43 %

Springer16%

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Consortium Organization

Ledership-Director

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ANKOS Consortium Organization

• DIRECTOR of ANKOSBülent KARASÖZEN (METU)

• STEERING COMMITTEEHale BALTEPE (Dokuz Eylül University)Hilmi ÇELİK (Sabancı University)Phyllis ERDOĞAN (Bilkent University)Pınar ERZURUMLUOĞLU (Gazi University)Ayhan KAYGUSUZ (İstanbul Technical University)Jane Ann LINDLEY (Koç University)Turhan YILMAZ (Çukurova University)

• ANKOS CENTERHacer BATI (METU)Çiğdem ÖZBAĞ ÖREN (METU)Hale YUMŞAK (METU)Köksal YÜCESOY (METU)


Membership of International Organizations

• ICOLC

(International Coalition of Library Consortia)

Number of members : 154

http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/

• SELL (Southern European Library Link) Number of members: 6 consortia from 5 country

http://www.heal-link.gr/SELL/index.htm

http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/






Impact of ANKOS on Turkish Libraries

ANKOS

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Library

Administrator


ANKOS Technical Structure

• 2000Construction of ANKOS Website

• 2001Opening Ankos-tr listUpdate of ANKOS Website

• 2002Update of ANKOS Website


ANKOS:in the Future

Negotiations with Publishers for membership of new databases Reforms

Balance for cost among members Less duplication

Consortium for E-books Strategy planning, setting National Site Licensing Funding Construction of cumulative electronic journals catolog Training, support

Training for usage Training for user rights/restriction, License Agreements


PRINT JOURNALS 2001 (WILEY)

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Number of Journals by Publishers (METU)

• 2 publishers >50 journals

• 32 publishers 6-50 journals

• 42 publishers 3-5 journals

• 61 publishers 2 journals

• 440 publishers 1 journal


•Session Chairs

•Contact Persons

•Banquet, Reception, Cruise Tour

•Evaluation Forms

•Program Changes

•IATUL Conference 2-5 June 2003 METU

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