S49 - A Tale of Two DDA Programs: The Large Consortia and the Small Independent

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S49 - A Tale of Two DDA Programs: The Large Consortia and the Small Independent

Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at 10:45 AM–11:30 AM CDT

Room 203

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2. Collection Development & Assessment

Learning Objectives

Understand different models available with eBook DDA programs
Evaluate factors that may contribute to the fiscal sustainability of DDA at a library
Use tested assessment methodologies to evaluate eBook DDA programs across a variety of factors such as usage, cost, and comparison to print books

Abstract

St. Edward’s University and the University of Colorado Libraries assess the impact of DDA. St. Edward's discusses the impact of increasing short term loan costs, reduced availability, and limited staffing. The University of Colorado system evaluates DDA with a variety of assessment strategies.

S49 - A Tale of Two DDA Programs: The Large Consortia and the Small Independent

Conference Track

Learning Objectives

Abstract

Presenters

Stephanie J. Spratt, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Denise Pan, University of Colorado Denver

Gabrielle Wiersma, University of Colorado Boulder

Rhonda Glazier, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

Ms Tina H Buck, University of Central Florida

Ms Sara Hills, St. Edward's University