This document provides tips and tricks for managing electronic resources. It discusses mapping workflows, using process mapping software like Lucidchart, finding access issues, and creating an assessment strategy with a yearly plan. Excel tips are also presented, such as merging data, using functions like VLOOKUP, SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, and creating pivot tables to summarize assessment results across departments, formats, and other variables. The document aims to help electronic resources librarians better manage the assessment and maintenance of their e-resources.
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Tips & Tricks to Help Manage Electronic Resources
1. TIPS & TRICKS TO HELP
MANAGE E-RESOURCES
Jessica Harris
Head of Electronic Resources & Serials
Santa Clara University
4. WHO ARE WE?
Associate
University
Librarian
Head of
Cataloging
Acquisitions
Specialist
Cataloging
Specialist
Head of Electronic
Resources &
Serials
Electronic
Resources
Assistant
Technical Services
Assistant
12. HOW IS YOUR WORK FLOWING?
Sarah Barbrow, Megan Hartline, (2015) "Process mapping as
organizational assessment in academic libraries", Performance
Measurement and Metrics, Vol. 16 Iss: 1, pp.34 47
Process changing hands
21. YEAR ONE: JOURNAL ASSESSMENT
Harker, Karen; Enoch, Todd & Crawford, Laurel. Keeping it Real: A Comprehensive and Transparent Evaluation of Electronic Resources.
UNT Digital Library. http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc407874/. Accessed November 17, 2015.
30. PIVOT TABLES
Within Excel, highlight all data, then go to Data PivotTable.
# of journals per department Average 2015 cost per department Type of decision made per department
31. Jessica Harris
Head of Electronic Resources & Serials
Santa Clara University
jaharris@scu.edu
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