Selected from our catalog of more than 200,000 titles, Subject Sets are available for all library types and include OCLC MARC records, marketing support and implementation services at no additional charge. As always, there is no duplication from set to set, or from previous years’ sets. Libraries can purchase by individual Subject Set or by category for complete subject coverage. Please note that Subject Sets are available to individual libraries and multi-branch library systems only and are not available for consortia sales. All titles included in Subject Sets have been cleared for worldwide distribution.

Complete title lists and additional resources are available at:

• eBook Subject Sets: http://www.oclc.org/ebooks/subjectsets/
• iPod-compatible eAudiobook Subject Sets: http://www.oclc.org/audiobooks/MP3/

New subscribers to Avery at the site license level will receive 20% off list price.

New subscribers to the Art Museum Image Gallery and the Cinema Image Gallery will receive the following special bundle pricing:

$2,472 for libraries with 12,000 FTE or fewer
$3,708 for libraries with greater than 12,000 FTE

Libraries that currently subscribe to Art Museum Image Gallery or Cinema Image Gallery may add the other gallery at a commensurately reduced price.

Please contact Mary Conroy (maryc@ohionet.org or 800-686-8975, ext. 16) if you have questions or need a quote.

New subscribers to Avery at the site license level will receive 20% off list price.

New subscribers to the Art Museum Image Gallery and the Cinema Image Gallery will receive the following special bundle pricing:

$1,956 for libraries with 12,000 FTE or fewer
$2,445 for libraries with greater than 12,000 FTE

Libraries that currently subscribe to Art Museum Image Gallery or Cinema Image Gallery may add the other gallery at a commensurately reduced price.

Please contact Mary Conroy (maryc@ohionet.org or 800-686-8975, ext. 16) if you have questions or need a quote.

New subscribers to the Art Full Text database will receive 20% off the list price for 1 simultaneous user and 30% off the list price for more than 1 simultaneous user.

New subscribers to the Art Museum Image Gallery and the Cinema Image Gallery will receive the following special bundle pricing:

$1,956 for libraries with 200,000 population served or less
$2,445 for libraries with greater than 200,000 population served

Libraries that currently subscribe to Art Museum Image Gallery or Cinema Image Gallery may add the other gallery at a commensurately reduced price.

Read more about this offer here.

Please contact Christine Morris (christinem@ohionet.org or 800-686-8975, ext. 29) if you have questions or need a quote.

Purchasing Wilson Retrospective collections

• gives your users a citations to millions of articles from thousands of key publications,
• makes your serials collection more useful to researchers, with versatile searching of decades of core periodicals, and
• offers the lowest-price option for long-term access.

Read more about this offer here.

Please contact Mary Conroy (maryc@ohionet.org or 800-686-8975, ext. 16) or Christine Morris (christinem@ohionet.org or 800-686-8975, ext. 29) if you have questions or need a quote.

To access Women and Social Movements, Scholar’s Edition, simply visit:
http://wass.alexanderstreet.com

A mainstay of women’s history scholarship and teaching in universities worldwide, this online collection is edited by Professors Kathryn Kish Sklar and Thomas Dublin of SUNY Binghamton. This extensive collection of primary historic documents, books, images, scholarly essays, teaching tools, and book and Web site reviews documents the history of women’s activism in public life, and is one of the most heavily visited resources for women’s studies and for U.S. history on the Web. Organized around document projects written by leading scholars, the collection is a powerful research and classroom tool designed to help users develop the skills needed to analyze primary documents and conduct research. Document projects are organized around interpretive questions, each with 20-50 primary documents that address the question. Some examples are:

• How Did the Ladies Association of Philadelphia Shape New Forms of Women’s Activism During the American Revolution, 1780-1781?
• How Did White Women Aid Former Slaves During and After the Civil War, 1863-1891?
• How Did Black and White Southern Women Campaign to End Lynching, 1890-1942?
• How and Why Did the Guerrilla Girls Alter the Art Establishment in New York City, 1985-1995?
• How Have Recent Social Movements Shaped Civil Rights Legislation for Women? The 1994 Violence Against Women Act.

The Scholar’s Edition also includes more than 40,000 pages of full-text sources, including:

• Proceedings of all women’s rights conventions, 1848-1869
• Proceedings of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, 1874-1898
• Selected publications of the League of Women Voters, 1920-2000

Also newly added to the Scholar’s Edition are:

• Notable American Women, the five-volume biographical dictionary
• The Collected Publications of federal, state, and local Commissions on the Status of Women, a digital archive with 90,000 pages of publications, 1961-2005

New content is added semi-annually.

Please also be sure to check out the companion blog to Women and Social Movements, Women and Social Movements: The Online Discussion, where faculty discuss how they’ve made use of the online collection in the classroom, share syllabi, and exchange ideas.

From depression to dating to green living, your teens can spread the word about any Teen Health & Wellness topic they feel passionately about by creating a PSA (public service announcement). All videos that meet submission guidelines will be published on Teen Health & Wellness when we launch our video program this summer.

Plus, three teens will be selected at random from the pool of submissions to win an iPod Shuffle. And one library will be selected at random to win a free twelve-month subscription to Teen Health & Wellness.

Full contest details are available here.

Contact miriamg@rosenpub.com today or call (877) 381-6649 with questions about the contest or free trial access.

Two pre-conference sessions to be presented on Wednesday, April 7, 2010, at the University of Iowa. The CONTENTdm Users Group meeting will follow on Thursday and Friday, April 8 and 9, 2010. Pre-conference registration is $35.00 per session with lunch on your own. The meeting registration is $75.00 per person, which includes lunch and breaks. The pre-conference sessions will focus on:

• The Care and Feeding of Compound Objects!
  Presented by Geri Ingram, OCLC Digital Collection Services
• Scaling Down to Scale Up: Streamlining Production for Mass Digitization Efforts
  Presented by the University of Iowa’s Digital Library Services department staff

Click here to register for pre-conference sessions.

Click here to register for the Midwest CONTENTdm Users Group Meeting

• The date range of 2000-2004 has been added to the date ranges that are broken out in 10 year intervals, and 2010 has been added
• Based on librarian feedback and input, any new comparisons created will be FRBRized. This default setting is set as “Apply FRBR Algorithm”
• Any pre-existing peer comparisons won’t have had FRBR applied.  If you would like an old comparison to run with the FRBR algorithm, please delete the old one and re-request it using the FRBR option.
• The interdisciplinary studies link has been added to the Support and Training page under Best Practices. Here you will find step-by-step instructions and screen shots for creating your interdisciplinary studies analysis. http://www.oclc.org/us/en/support/documentation/collectionanalysis/default.htm

For general inquiries about WCA that are not answered directly on our site, send a message to wcageneral@oclc.org.

(Pictured: Left–Michael P. Butler, Executive Director of OHIONET, Right–Jo Budler, State Librarian of Ohio)