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CERL has several categories of membership and also provisions for participation by non-members and commercial customers. | CERL has several categories of membership and also provisions for participation by non-members and commercial customers. | ||
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- | === Full Membership | + | ===== Single members ===== |
- | Membership allows full access to and full use of the records in the HPB Database and to such other databases as the Consortium can allow on terms as negotiated by the Consortium with OCLC every year. Each partner or member | + | Each Single |
+ | - Is invited to participate in annual meetings and has one vote in Consortium decisions put to the meeting.\\ | ||
+ | - Is eligible for representation on the Board of Directors and on the Consortium’s committees.\\ | ||
+ | - Can nominate members of staff to participate in CERL Working Groups. | ||
+ | - Can nominate up to 15 smaller libraries as Cluster Libraries.\\ | ||
+ | - Can nominate one designated member of staff to join the Security Network mailing list.\\ | ||
+ | - Data contributions to the CERL databases have priority and data will be processed at no further costs.\\ | ||
+ | - Can enter into a data hosting agreement with CERL (hosting at cost).\\ | ||
+ | - Can contribute to the Newsletter, or ask for information to be posted on the website, on conference programmes.\\ | ||
+ | - Receives a substantial discount on any registration fee CERL may charge.\\ | ||
- | === Group Membership | + | ===== Cluster members ====== |
- | Group membership allows a group of libraries | + | Cluster Libraries’ representation in CERL is through the Single Member,\\ |
- | The essentials of the scheme are: | + | - Cluster Libraries can nominate one designated member |
+ | - Cluster Libraries can contribute data to the CERL databases. \\ | ||
+ | - Cluster libraries can contribute to the Newsletter, or ask for information to be posted on the website, on conference programmes.\\ | ||
+ | - Cluster libraries can enter into a data hosting agreement with CERL (hosting at cost).\\ | ||
- | * A Group is made up of up to 16 libraries (i.e. the equivalent of one full member with 15 cluster libraries). | + | ===== Group members ===== |
- | | + | Up to sixteen organisations may together form a Group.\\ |
- | | + | - Each Group Member is invited to participate in annual meetings and the group as a whole has one vote in Consortium decisions put to the meeting.\\ |
- | * A Group pays a subscription, | + | - The Group as a whole may nominate |
- | | + | - Each Group Member can nominate members of staff to participate in CERL Working Groups.\\ |
- | | + | - Each Group Member can nominate one designated |
+ | - Data contributions to the CERL databases have priority and data will be processed at no further costs.\\ | ||
+ | - Each | ||
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+ | - Each Group Member receives a substantial discount on any registration fee CERL may charge.\\ | ||
- | The overall effect of the new Group membership is that the average subscription | + | ===== Special members ===== |
+ | Special members are typically specialist rare-books libraries which may be too small to be Single members, and institutions not normally funded by public funding which have relevant collecitons. Special members sign the Funding Agreement and pay a reduced annual | ||
- | === Special | + | Each Special |
- | Smaller organisations can also join the Consortium as members, subject to approval by the Directors. To this category are reckoned to belong specialist rare-books libraries which are too small to be Full members, and collections | + | - Is invited |
+ | - May nominate | ||
+ | - May nominate one designated member of staff to join the Security Network mailing list.\\ | ||
+ | - May contribute data to the CERL databases, most often at no further costs.\\ | ||
+ | - May enter into a data hosting agreement with CERL (data processing at cost, plus a hosting | ||
+ | - Can contribute | ||
+ | - Receives a discount on any registration fee CERL may charge.\\ | ||
- | === Associate Membership | + | ===== Commercial partners / non-members ===== |
- | Associate membership is offered to organisations where financial or technical constraints make it impossible to join the Consortium immediately as Full members, but where there is a clear intention | + | - If the CERL file loading schedule allows, non-members can contribute data to the CERL databases. Costs for preparing the data will be charged.\\ |
+ | - Can enter into a data hosting agreement with CERL (data processing | ||
+ | - Can advertise in the Newsletter, on the website, on conference programmes, for a fee.\\ | ||
+ | - Can attend CERL events (full registration fee will be charged).\\ | ||
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- | ==== Non-member institutions supported by CERL ==== | ||
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- | === Library schools === | ||
- | CERL offers Library Schools access to the HPB Database and the other databases and services that CERL provides, in order to brings its work and expertise to the attention of a future generation of librarians, thereby stimulating and encouraging an interest in and knowledge of European written heritage in future generations. Access to the HPB is offered at the special rate of €500 for teaching purposes. | ||
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- | === Cluster libraries === | ||
- | Full members are entitled to nominate as cluster libraries up to 15 small libraries with which they have an association of some kind. Cluster libraries pay no fee, are not members and have no voting rights. They are each entitled to a single access point to the HPB which is shared by the members of a single cluster. Full Members can apply to have more than 15 cluster libraries at a cost of 500 Euros for each extra library.\\ [[: | ||
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- | === ClusterPlus libraries === | ||
- | Cluster libraries which require institution-wide access to the HPB Database can apply for ClusterPlus status which allows an individual account with access by IP recognition. The cost is 500 Euros a year. | ||
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- | ==== Commercial customers ==== | ||
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- | === Antiquarian booksellers === | ||
- | Access to the HPB Database is offered to commercial customers such as antiquarian booksellers. The annual fee is negotiated on the basis of the size of the firm: | ||
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- | * Large firms €5, | ||
- | * Medium firms €2, | ||
- | * Small firms €1, | ||
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- | Commercial customers are not members of CERL and do not have voting rights. They are invited to negotiate to form groups at reduced rates | ||
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- | === Museums and similar institutions === | ||
- | Museums and other institutions with an interest in the history of the book for which Full membership or Special membership is not appropriate, | ||
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- | === Projects === | ||
- | Short-term projects in libraries and academic departments are invited to purchase access to the HPB and other CERL facilities. They would not be members and would not be eligible to vote. The annual fee would be negotiated on the basis of the size of the project, in the range €2,500 for large projects, €1,000 for medium-sized institutions, | ||
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- | === Cataloguing consortia === | ||
- | Cataloguing consortia can obtain access to the HPB for derived cataloguing only. CERL may allow access to other facilities by negotiation. Cataloguing consortia and their members do not have voting rights and cannot offer public access to the HPB in their institutions. The annual fee is calculated on the basis of the size of the organisation: |
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