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Wednesday, November 8 • 6:00pm - 6:45pm
09 Journal Packages: Another Look at Predicting COUNTER and ILL Use

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A recent study by Scott (2016) examined how ILL (interlibrary loan) requests correlate to COUNTER (Counting Online Usage of Networked Electronic Resources) usage in newly-subscribed journal packages. The study posited that a 1:17 (ILL:COUNTER) ratio could be used to predict journal usage in new packages or to predict ILL usage for journal titles if a package is canceled. Our project replicated this study with a different journal package by comparing ILL usage for the year preceding the acquisition of a new Sage journal package to COUNTER usage for the following year. Analysis revealed a similar ILL to COUNTER usage ratio but also some surprising findings related to denials and to overall package usage.
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Barbara Bishop

Librarian for Communication, Journalism & Theatre, Auburn University Libraries
avatar for Adelia Grabowsky

Adelia Grabowsky

Collections Team, Auburn University Libraries
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Liza Weisbrod

Music & Government Documents Librarian, Auburn University Libraries
Liza Weisbrod is the Music and Government Information Librarian at Auburn University, where her responsibilities include music collection management, instruction, and reference along with serving as depository coordinator for the government information collection. She is currently... Read More →

Predicting COUNTER usage pdf
Wednesday November 8, 2017 6:00pm - 6:45pm EST
Carolina Ballroom, Francis Marion Hotel 387 King Street, Charleston, SC 29401
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