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====== Benefits of Membership ====== | ====== Benefits of Membership ====== | ||
- | * Members of the Consortium receive access to the following databases: | ||
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- | * off-campus access for the institution' | ||
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- | * the [[: | ||
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- | * the CT links out to a wide array of other resources relevant for the study of the history of the book | ||
- | * the [[: | ||
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- | * MEI | ||
- | * Provenance information | ||
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- | * Members of the Consortium | + | The Consortium |
- | | + | • As an international network of libraries with important collections of early printed books and manuscripts, |
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+ | o We support community building on a regional, national level by allowing Single | ||
+ | • CERL creates and sustainably maintains services that members could not develop on their own. | ||
+ | o CERL provides its members with the opportunity to enhance the impact and research relevance | ||
+ | o CERL hosts smaller datasets that individual libraries are increasingly unable to commit to hosting themselves. | ||
+ | o CERL provides a forum where members work together to create tools for researchers and librarians. | ||
+ | • CERL works closely with the researcher and research organisations assuring that our services respond effectively to their research questions and sharing insights into user needs with its members. | ||
+ | o CERL enables staff at member libraries to be involved in research projects that benefit the member institutions and the researcher and research organisations, | ||
+ | o CERL is an incubator for digital humanities projects and facilitates opportunities for members jointly to obtain project funding in this field. | ||
+ | • As a special-interest group, CERL organises the exchange of high-level professional expertise on an international scale, to ensure that members | ||
+ | o CERL offers grants | ||
+ | o CERL’s working groups provide member institutions with a forum for identifying issues of current importance and help ensuring | ||
+ | o CERL enables staff at member institutions to attend workshops, seminars | ||
+ | o CERL puts at the disposal of its members an extensive array of dissemination tools to allow the them to announce achievements, | ||
+ | • CERL represents the special collections community in international fora and projects. | ||
- | * Members of the Consortium receive copies of all CERL publications: | ||
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- | * Members of the Consortium have access to CERL's community of rare-books specialists through [[: | ||
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- | * Members of the Consortium can join in discussions and share specialist information | ||
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- | * Members of the Consortium help to support CERL's initiatives at the European level in the field of Europe' | ||
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- | * Full Members may apply to have up to 15 [[http:// |
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