Setup
& Technical Support Information from JSTOR (23/1/08)
Welcome message:
We are very pleased to welcome
you as a participating institution in the xxxx Collection. Your IP numbers
have been added to our access database, and your access to JSTOR should
be fully in effect. You may access these collections by selecting "Search"
or "Browse" from the main page at: http://www.jstor.org/.
We maintain
an email group that is used to send out updates and announcements. We have
added xxxx to this group as the primary contact, and we would be
happy to add as many library staff members as are interested. You may request
to add additional staff members to this group, or you may request to be
removed from the list, by sending an email message to support@jstor.org.
If you
have any questions at all regarding any aspect of JSTOR use, please don't
hesitate to call or email. The email address support@jstor.org
will
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is 888-388-3574 (in the USA only), and the direct dial number is 734-998-9101.
JSTOR
Value Statements - correspondence from JSTOR (5/9/08)
CAUL
cost-per-use data (5/9/08)
General
Information from JSTOR:
Contact
Information for JSTOR Offices and Staff (29/10/07)
Becoming
a Participant: information about licensing access to JSTOR and about participation
fees (6/9/06, updated 22/4/08)
Participation
Fees for Government and Non-Profit Research Institutions (U.S. and International)
(23/9/08)
Adding
a New Collection for International Academic and Research Institutions
(19/4/06)
Withdrawal
template for ceasing participation in a collection/s. (23/1/07,
updated 22/4/08)
Participation
Information - International Academic or Other Research Institutions
(19/4/06)
JSTORNEWS
(29/8/07)
Here are a few helpful links
to information about using JSTOR. (Some of these web pages require authentication
to JSTOR before viewing.):
- Resource pages for librarians:
http://www.jstor.org/resources/
- Usage statistics report
form (available after one day of usage): http://stats.jstor.org/
(For stats help, see:
http://stats.jstor.org/help/stats_help.html
)
- JSTOR provider designation
service: http://www.jstor.org/resources/provdesig.html
(Your institutions
statement is viewable from the Browse page: http://www.jstor.org/browse
)
Content:
NEWS (24/7/07):
From 31 December 2007, new subscribers to Health & General Sciences
collection will not have any access to Science, while current subscribers
will have access to the archive up to 2002. No new content will be
added to the Science collectiion.
Currently
available collections and journals (22/4/08)
Upcoming
collections (8/5/08)
The
Ireland Collection adds resources across the arts, humanities, and
sciences in disciplines such as music, art, history, literature, archaeology,
mathematics, and biology. Materials span from the 1780s to the present.
With funding from the JISC Digitisation Programme, the Ireland Collection
was created in collaboration with Queen's University Belfast. (15/7/08)
JSTOR
Arts & Science VI Collection (6/5/08)
From JSTOR (8/5/08):
We are in the process of adding the A&S VI information to our web site
and hope to have it available by the end of this week or early next week.
Once it's available, I will let you know.
The Arts &
Sciences VI Collection will include a minimum of one hundred twenty
(120) titles at its completion in 2010. This collection extends JSTORs
coverage in disciplines across the social sciences with journals in economics,
education, linguistics, political science, and area studies.
| The following titles were
released with the Arts & Sciences VI collection and can also be found
in the Business II Collection:
Business Ethics Quarterly
|
Unique titles to Arts &
Sciences VI and expected to be released by the end of 2008 include:
Anthropological Linguistics
|
Future titles shared by
Arts & Sciences VI and Business II include included:
Academy of Management Perspectives
|
JSTOR
Life Sciences Collection (6/5/08) Information
regarding the Life Sciences Collection, including overlap between the collections
is available at: http://www.jstor.org/action/showJournals?browseType=collectionInfoPage&selectCollection=lifesci
JSTOR
Collection Announcement: Business II Collection (19/4/06)
JSTORs General Science
Collection has been renamed as the Health & General Sciences Collection
(18/9/06)
Title
list from JSTOR's collections, including overlaps (Restricted access,
correct at 28/1/03)
Licence:
Note: Access will
not be provided to new collections until the following agreement is completed.
Aluka
Participation Agreementfor Institutional Participants Version 1.2 (June
2008) (16/10/08)
Collections
Rider to the JSTOR Archive License Agreement (15/7/08, confirmed the
same for 2009 as 2008, 9/9/08)
Collections
Rider to the JSTOR Archive License Agreement - non-academic (23/9/08)
JSTOR®
Institutional Participation Agreement (Academic) (4/12/07)
JSTOR®
Institutional Participation Agreement (Government/Non-profit) (6/12/07)
Terms
and Conditions of Use of the JSTOR Archive (4/12/07)
JSTOR®
Archive License Agreement and Schedule
A (September, 2004)
International
Licence Agreement (dated June, 2003) (5/8/04)
CAUL
Pricing for JSTOR:
JSTOR
credits available at 7/10/08 - LS ACF credits will expire at the end
of this year; all other credits will remain in your account for use in
the future (7/10/08)
JSTOR
credits available to be applied against 2007 CAUL subscriptions (31/7/06)
.... credits as they have been applied to date for
each participant that still has a credit - this has been prepared by our
finance department, so please review to see if there are any discrepancies
or omissions compared to your records.
JSTOR
- CAUL credits to be applied 2006-2009 - institutions
who licensed ASI, ASII, and Arts & Sciences III Collection before they
were funded by DEST (2/8/05)
JSTOR
Pricing for CAUL 2009 (31/7/08, updated 7/8/08))
Non-academic
pricing for JSTOR (14/5/08) The Government and Non-Profit Research
Institution fees are already substantially reduced, so we do not offer
a consortial discount on them at this time. (22/6/07)
JSTOR
Pricing for CAUL 2008 (3/8/07, updated 29/5/08)) Includes pricing for
new Arts & Sciences VI collection and Life Sciences collection (19/4/08)
The
Ireland Collection pricing for CAUL (15/7/08)
JSTOR
Pricing for CAUL 2007 - Revised calculations (19/7/07)
Pricing
for new Arts & Science V collection (20/4/07)
CAUL
& CONZUL Business II Collection Participation Fees (26/4/06)
JSTOR
AAF Fees for 2007 for current subscribers (14/9/06)
JSTOR
2007 international pricing for all collections (31/7/06) - 2006
was the last year for which the AAF for CAUL's ASI, II and III is funded
by DEST.
....2007 participation fees for all of our collections currently available. .. [modified] internal pricing guide ... so you have all fees for all collections - and the reduced fees for collections where there is content overlap. You will see that there is a tab for each collection and its fees. The "U.S. Fees 0%" fees are noted simply as a guide for you so you can see the difference in price - as Australian and New Zealand participants receive 20% off. To make things even more convenient, I've added in the 9% consortial savings on all ACFs.JSTOR 2006 international pricing for all collections (2/8/05)
For collections that will still be in development come 2007 (Biological Sciences, Business II and the Arts & Sciences Complement), I've noted the pro-rated AAFs as well as the full Annual Access Fee once the collection is completed.
Therefore, the attached guide is helpful for participants and potential participants that are interested in reviewing fee details for collections.
For renewals, simply the AAFs apply as noted, unless the participant still has credits that apply.
.... includes the reduced fees for collections where there is content overlap. For collections that will still be in development come 2006 (Biological Sciences, Arts & Sciences IV, and the Arts & Sciences Complement), I've noted the pro-rates at the bottom. I noted the full AAFs in the spreadsheet because I think it is important for folks to have the full fees since that is what they'll be responsible for once the collection is complete (and that is the amount that need be noted on license/rider documentation) - pro-rated amounts will be noted on the invoices. The additional 7.5% ACF savings is not noted, but would be reflected on the invoice.JSTOR 2006 renewal pricing (2/8/05)
Note: Archive Capital Fee (ACF) and the Annual Access Fee (AAF)
.... the Arts & Sciences I Collection, Arts & Sciences II Collection and Arts & Sciences III Collection noted as "funded" for the CAUL universities, and then have noted "0"s for the collections that won't be invoiced for 2006 due to credits (as outlined in following document). The 2006 AAFs noted in the spreadsheet for the Arts & Sciences IV Collection, the Arts & Sciences Complement and the Biological Sciences ARE the pro-rated amounts (not the full AAFs) since these collections are not yet complete. These pro-rates are as follows:Final quotation from JSTOR 2005-2007 (5/8/04)
Arts & Sciences IV Collection AAF: 80%
Arts & Sciences Complement AAF: 60%
Biological Sciences Collection AAF: 65%
All titles of the Ecology & Botany Collection (29 total) are also part of the Biological Sciences Collection. However, the Biological Sciences Collection will also contain new titles that are not part of the Ecology & Botany Collection (nor will they be added to the Ecology & Botany Collection). Therefore, the Biological Sciences Collection is a much broader collection than the Ecology & Botany Collection, expanding content in areas such as biodiversity, conservation, paleontology, and plant science. And, it will cover new disciplines such as cell biology and zoology.JSTOR cost calculations - ARIIC proposal
In total, the Biological Sciences Collection will contain more than 100 titles. For a list of the titles currently available in the Biological Sciences Collection (those released) see http://www.jstor.org/about/biosci.list.html. You will see there also a link to a page that contains other titles still in development but that will be released into the collection at a later date.Institutions that already license the Ecology & Botany Collection and then choose migrate to the Biological Sciences Collection will pay reduced fees to account for the overlap of content - so that you pay only once for each title, regardless of the number of collections the titles reside in.
Note #1: Biological Sciences fees noted have been reduced appropriately for participants that already license Arts & Sciences I or both Ecology & Botany and Arts & Sciences I. All CAUL participants currently license Arts & Sciences I. Arts & Sciences I and Ecology & Botany participants are noted in ( ).Note #2: The 2005 AAF for Biological Sciences will be waived for CAUL participants since the collection is still in development and since the content currently available has been paid for via Arts & Sciences I.
Note #3: Participants that choose to license the Biological Sciences Collection will receive the additional group ACF savings of 7.5%.
JSTOR Roadshow (Australia and New Zealand) 2005 [Presentation from Roadshow (14/2/05)]
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