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JUSP: Another way to view e-books

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There is now another way for you to view your institution’s usage of the e-books for FE collection. JUSP (https://jusp.jisc.ac.uk) is an e-resource usage statistics portal run by Jisc that gathers standardised (COUNTER-compliant) journal, book and database usage reports from participating providers on behalf of libraries. JUSP then aggregates and presents data in a range of reports and visualisations through a single user-friendly interface.
JUSP has already gathered usage data on behalf of a number of FE colleges and this enables them to view standardised usage from ProQuest and other providers through a single interface.
What do I need to do to view my e-books for FE usage data in JUSP?
Jisc’s e-books for FE collection is hosted on the ProQuest Ebook Central® platform and subscribers already participating in JUSP will have been contacted directly by the JUSP team with instructions. If you have not yet responded and would like JUSP to start gathering your usage reports, please email help@jisc.ac.uk.
Not yet participating and want to find out more about JUSP?
If your institution is not yet participating in JUSP and you would like to learn more, take a look at these resources on the JUSP website:
• View a list of JUSP participating libraries and publishers https://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/participants/
• Can JUSP help? https://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/docs/Can_JUSP_help.pdf
• View a use case describing use of JUSP for Further Education http://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/usecases/JUSP-use-case-JUSP-for-Further-Education.pdf
How to join
Find out how to join JUSP at https://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/join/uk-academic-libraries/.
JUSP for FE webinar – 16th July 2018
The JUSP team will be running a webinar aimed at FE libraries and LRCs which will run on Monday 16th July at 3pm. The webinar is open to both currently participating institutions and those interested in joining. A recording will be shared on this list after the event. For further details and to register see https://www.jisc.ac.uk/events/jusp-for-further-education-16-jul-2018
An edited recording and the slides from the JUSP for further education webinar that ran on Monday afternoon are now available on the Events and Training page of the JUSP website: https://jusp.jisc.ac.uk/events-training/.
-The JUSP team

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