ELUNA Document RepositoryPatron-Driven Acquisitions in Voyager: Local and Consortial ApproachesTedSchwitznerauthorChadBuckleyauthorJulieMurphyauthorKristineHammerstrandauthorPatron-driven acquisition (PDA) models present opportunities for engaging library patrons with collection development, while exhibiting different workflows than those seen with firm and approval orders. These differences affect budgeting, planning, order tracking and catalog record maintenance. Illinois State University launched a PDA project in 2011 to improve access and discovery to electronic books. Simultaneously, CARLI launched a consortial print PDA project to bridge a gap between ownership and interlibrary loan, and to set the table for the development of a consortial eBook PDA. Presenters will review aspects of implementation in Voyager and discovery layers, particularly in VuFind and EBSCO Discovery Service, along with analysis of use and collection development trends.General TopicsVoyager2014-05-01Conference or Workshop Item

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