At this workshop, we will feature presentations on acquisitions and collection development including Demand-Driven Acquisition (DDA), Access-to-Own (ATO) and utilizing multiple acquisition models.

Our presenters include Joanne Dunham, Head of Collections & Information Systems, University of Leicester; Andrew Inman, Manager Academic Services: Arts and Social Sciences, The University of Sydney; and Samuel Cassady, Digital Information Resources Librarian, Western University.

We hope you’ll leave this session with tools, ideas and inspiration to help you deliver content and services to support your users’ success, and the goals of your institution.

Key topics include:

Peer-led sessions on usage-based collection development, including Access-to-Own
A deep dive into reporting, analytics, and expenditure tracking
How to use ProQuest’s Patron Analytics to gain valuable user insight
Patron usability including a lively conversation around DRM

Seating is limited. Register now to secure your place.

*Lunch will be provided*

ProQuest Ebook Workshop: Innovation in ebook collection development & reporting