Kay Collins
10.23.2006
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note: Kay noted at the beginning of her presentation that she would use the term CD-ROM and DVD interchangeably
data sets, particularly census
difference from web material
major users = faculty/grad students
(undergrads may not be aware)
specifically monitor GIS formats
large spreadsheet of CD-ROMs they can weed
(can't build more storage space)
holdings info (etc., on slide)
comments - (?)
holdings: serial/annual; how many years do we have?
library assistant filled simple fields
criteria
serials w/ web presence (GPO or not)
including LexisNexis
there is duplication on some
title or content duplication for some
weeding criteria
systems dept. refused to keep older computers to use older CDs; some computer labs on campus have older computers that will run them
more commerical media deteriorating
be aware of research need on-campus
special consideration by librarian
alot of census is on the web (but heavily used)
will probably place lesser-used media to remote storage
want manipulatable data (not pdf)
alot of GIS use on-campus
added non-searchable field for genre in catalog record
(see slide 9 in presentation)
probably not a web version if mapping software is on the disk
pdfs okay for serials for the most part
regional (us.?) has copy and will lend it
biggest concern is the lasting useability of the medium
took DVDs and loaded onto server
ones assumed to be used alot
several census DVDs would not run
public service time wasn't saved
catalogers couldn't/wouldn't mark as available on server
no standard across these CD-ROMs
migrate the way floppies were migrated
these are older titles, not newer
how many? several hundred
gave spreadsheet to GPO
work-in-progress
2 CD-ROM file cabinets full
(library wants them to be used for other purposes = weed)
can this work be shared? very open
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