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Need to make sure ebooks won't be withdrawn (eg ebrary or PDA titles)

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Need to make sure ebooks won't be withdrawn (eg ebrary or PDA titles)

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Need 100% reliable catalogue records to make these decisions

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Purchasing ratios may need to change if storage of print books is a major issue.

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Anatomy and physiology books are used in print form. We have many duplicates over several editions as covers all basic health courses

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Anatomy and physiology books are used in print form. We have many duplicates over several editions as covers all basic health courses

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will this also be decided on a case by case basis?

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will this also be decided on a case by case basis?

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Managing user expectations / communicating about our service offer

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Managing user expectations / communicating about our service offer

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I am thinking in particular of items on reading lists in relation to student numbers on a module.
Students still expect quick access to all items on their reading list... not to have to wait for a hold to come through.

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Sometimes it's caused because of e-resources offered only limited time or sold in a package

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Sometimes it's caused because of e-resources offered only limited time or sold in a package

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Could we say "space and usage limitations" rather than just space? 

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Could we say "space and usage limitations" rather than just space? 

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OK for non-reading list print, but not for ebooks.  Licence options and platform availability will influence the number of links on the catalogue.

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Need to have enough copies to cover students.  

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Need to have enough copies to cover students.  

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Duplicates may be needed as the student numbers require it.

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should this include also chapters requested for digitisation that are not used anymore for teaching?

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should this include also chapters requested for digitisation that are not used anymore for teaching?

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Need clear way of identifying if needed for research, teaching as not always obvious

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We sometimes have multiple ebook licences for same title due to restrictions on licence usage

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We sometimes have multiple ebook licences for same title due to restrictions on licence usage

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depends what the reason originally was for the duplicate copies, some modules have very very high student numbers

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depends what the reason originally was for the duplicate copies, some modules have very very high student numbers

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Some students specifically ask for print

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Some students specifically ask for print

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Might be personal preference as well as accessibility issues

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It would be good to remove old editions on ebooks from catalogue 

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It would be good to remove old editions on ebooks from catalogue 

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Does it take into account duplicates at different branches?

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Does it take into account duplicates at different branches?

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Hiding duplicate ebooks etc. may be helpful, but deleting records could cause them to be re-imported later.

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Hiding duplicate ebooks etc. may be helpful, but deleting records could cause them to be re-imported later.

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Modules / programmes with large student numbers?

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Modules / programmes with large student numbers?

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& student satisfaction; items marked as 'essential' on reading lists.

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No problem (in general) of removing duplicates of non-reading list items. Perhaps the difficult bit might be identifying when a title previously on a reading list is removed - triggering the need to remove the duplicate copies. I have no involvement with the reading list system, so I presume that this would make it easy to manage? (If the reading list in question is on the system)