Transforming Big Ten Libraries through Shared Print Collections and Collective Action

Aspiration for a tremendous vision to unite Big Ten university collections into one shared and fully networked "BIG Collection." This initiative aims to increase findability, usability, and value at scale while deepening interdependence and resilience for an uncertain future. The Knowledge Commons will be inclusive, collaborative, durable, and trustworthy, supporting access to a total pool of knowledge for the public good. Through distributed stewardship, added value is shared through strategic investments in the collective collection, providing users with enhanced access and experiences. Community development and stewardship agreements are key to building and implementing this transformative shared collection.

• Transforming Libraries
• Shared Print Collections
• Collective Action
• Big Ten Universities
• Knowledge Commons

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1. BTAA Shared Print Collection UPDATE: PAN Midwinter 2024 Karla Strieb, she/her Visiting Program Officer for Shared Collections

2. aspiration for a tremendous vision: the BIG Collection THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION unite the collections into one collection - shared - fully networked increase findability and usability of the total pool of content across the Big Ten deepen our interdependence optimize for the whole before individual interests continually improve value at scale for our community increase resilience for an uncertain future for our universities Maurice York, maurice.york@btaa.org | www.btaa.org/library

3. the KNOWLEDGE COMMONS for the Big Ten will be FINDABLE & USABLE DURABLE & TRUSTWORTHY from past generations to future scholars access to the total pool of knowledge INCLUSIVE & COLLABORATIVE vested in the community OPEN & JUST public knowledge for the public good Maurice York, maurice.york@btaa.org | www.btaa.org/library

4. A Shared Print A Shared Print Collection: Collection: Distributed and Distributed and Collectively Stewarded Collectively Stewarded

5. Added Added value shared shared collec value through through an collecti tion on an at at- -scale scale Members can strategically invest in their collections in the context of the shared collection The shared collection has greater persistence and benefit for users than the collective collection Users gain access to enhanced experiences through the shared collection The framework allows for coordinating effort and gaining mutual benefit in the context of the shared collection

6. Community development Fulfillment Building the Shared Collection (print) Analytics Agreements Joint Designated for the shared collection Stewardship

7. Implementation Implementation of the of the AnalysisTool AnalysisTool What it is BIG metadata pool of all records from all members almost 100 million records (reflecting the collective collection) Overlay of tools, reporting (including record export), and visualizations for bibliographic analysis and comparative holdings Monthly indexing, giving up-to-date, continuous analytic capabilities

8. Monographs: Overlap Distribution 66% Held by one member .1% Held by all

9. Some early learning A shared collection of print material -distributed, collectively stewarded, and locally managed -requires shifting our thinking, collectively and locally. A shared collection is a different goal from a shared print program. The work of developing a shared collectionrequires and inspires dialog that joins a range of perspectives, knowledge, and commitments Seeing the collective collectionprovidesa focusfor re-envisioning how thelocal and the collectiveforma newrelationship The community can and must create new ways to work together that align collective and local work

10. BTAA BTAA S Shared hared P Print rint: Up next : Up next Building the distributed shared collection of print materials