SCOPE Annual Report PROJECT YEAR 3 1 August 1997 - 31 July 1998

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Acknowledgements

Summary

1. Activities and Progress

2. Learning from the Process of Implementation

3. Evaluation Results

4. Future Development

References

Appendices:

	I	Stage 6 Costings
	II	SCOPE Staff
	III	SCOPE Project Board
	IV	SCOPE Copyright Advisory Panel
	V	SCOPE Technical Advisory Panel
	VI	SCOPE Consortium Members and Library Representatives
	VII	Publications Relating to SCOPE
	VIII	Presentations Relating to SCOPE
	IX	Visitors to SCOPE
	X	Stage 6 Copyright Clearance Document
	XI	Stage 6 Technical Services Document
	XII	Stage 6 User Satisfaction Survey
	XIII	SCOPE Service Level Agreement
	XIV	HERON project
	XV	MBA texts online
	XVI	SCOPE Customised printing
	XVII	SCOPE Selective printing
	XVIII	SCOPE Distance learning
	XIX	SCOPE Services to the visually impaired

Acknowledgements

The SCOPE team gratefully acknowledges the support of all members of the Project Board, Copyright and Technical Advisory Panels and the eLib Programme Office, whose advice has been invaluable. We also wish to thank the SCOPE Library Representatives and members of academic staff at the participating institutions. Their enthusiasm and co-operation have been vital to the success of the project. A number of support staff in various departments in member institutions found themselves drafted in to assist with project activities at various times, and we are very grateful for their assistance.

In total, nearly one hundred rightsholders have participated in SCOPE, and our heartfelt thanks are also due to them. If they had not been prepared to explore electronic delivery with us, there would have been no project.

All in all, a large number of people have devoted a generous amount of time to advising and supporting SCOPE, and we are well aware that this was not always easy for them. We can only record our appreciation.

As the project draws to a close, it is gratifying to note the number of institutions who wish to continue on-demand services or to come on board in the next year or two. We look forward to building on the links which have been forged through SCOPE.

Summary

Highlights of the final year of the project have been:

• Successful implementation of electronic delivery

• The award of a contract to develop a national on-demand service to the HERON consortium: Stirling and Napier Universities (lead partners in SCOPE), South Bank University (a PHOENIX partner) together with Blackwell's Bookshops and Blackwell's Information Services

A final report summarising the entire project over its three years will be issued separately.

SCOPE is administered by the Follett Implementation Group on Information Technology (FIGIT) and funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee. SCOPE is an On-demand Publishing project in the Electronic Libraries Programme (eLib).

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