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阿里巧巧 Linking electronic resources to their licence terms About JISC Collections and the JISC Model Licence Why? How? Issues and Challenges Conclusions JISC Collections Mission: To support UK research and education by delivering affordable, relevant and sustainable online content JISC Collections is responsible for negotiating and managing licences for electronic information resources Funded by the JISC to widen accessibility, to save the academic sector time and money, and to improve management of licensing by the sector Currently responsible for 80+ agreements with over 4,000 subscriptions Formats E-journals through NESLi2 E-books and Reference works AI and Full Text Databases Archives and Backfiles Images, Film and Sound Geospatial data Resources available in all subject areas Resources cover all academic levels from NVQ to Postgraduate What is the model licence? JISC model licences since mid-1990s JISC Model Licence is used with all JISC Collections agreements JISC Model Licence is reviewed annually to take account of developments in the wider information environment, scholarly communications and licensing Publishers and aggregators include Elsevier, Wolters Kluwer, Oxford University Press, Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor Francis, Thomson Scientific, Bureau van Dijk, ProQuest, Wiley Model licence provide STABILITY and SECURITY for both institutions and publishers What is the model licence? There are different versions of the model licence dependent on format NESLi2 model licence for e-journals Datasets – most commonly used for AI/Bibliographic databases, full text databases, reference works, image collections etc E-books Film and sound There are different versions of the model licence dependent on licensing arrangements Contract and Licence Licence and Sub-licence There are different versions of the model licence dependent on licensing model Subscription In perpetuity The model licence is the ideal that JISC Collections starts with – but it is a