Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: Re: Occam's Reader

[FREEMAN, AMIE (DILLARDA]

Hi Shirley and others interested,

 

Rates start at $500 and go down with every ten libraries joining at the same time (I’ll share these rates once I have them).

 

In the meantime, if anyone would like to try Occam’s Reader out for free, you can email Ryan Litsey at ryan.litsey [at] ttu.edu and he’ll set up an account for your library.

 

-Amie

 

From: Shirley R Thomas [mailto:srthomas [at] vcu.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2015 10:04 AM
To: FREEMAN, AMIE <DILLARDA [at] mailbox.sc.edu>
Subject: Re: [kudzu-ops] Occam's Reader

 

Hi Anne,

 

We are interested.  We are currently in the process of investigating whether our ebooks allow us to share via ILL and how will we determine which titles allow sharing via ILL.  

 

You mentioned group rate.  Do you know the cost?

 

srt

 

On Tue, Nov 3, 2015 at 9:46 AM, FREEMAN, AMIE <DILLARDA [at] mailbox.sc.edu> wrote:

Good morning everyone,

 

Many of you watched the Occam’s Reader (the software program that allows interlibrary loans of e-books) webinars back in August or have read about it in ILL news. We’re curious to see how many other ASERL libraries are interested in pursuing a membership for a group rate.

 

If you would like to discuss this possibility, please reply so we can gauge interest levels.

 

Best,

 

Amie Freeman

Interlibrary Loan

Thomas Cooper Library

University of South Carolina

(803) 777-2168

 

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