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Description

Resource Sharing is a transformative system designed to enhance access to academic resources for both students and faculty. This solution makes it possible for students and faculty to access a vast array of academic resources from other libraries in the college system. Key benefits include: 

  • Instant Access: Students and faculty now have quick access to a broader range of materials through the system’s real-time updates and tracking, eliminating delays common with manual processes.

  • Self-Serve Options: The system enables users to easily discover and request resources through an advanced user interface and simplified request forms.

  • Cost Savings: The system helps students by containing costs and ensuring more affordable access to essential academic materials.

  • Robust Analytics: The digital solution provides valuable data insights, supporting more effective resource management and decision-making.

OCLS supports the Page 1+ Resource Sharing solution as part of a suite of services underpinning the Page 1+ initiative. Support for the Page 1+ Resource Sharing solution includes:

  • Committee and working group facilitation to provide guidance and governance

  • Stakeholder engagement

  • Instruction and documentation

  • Troubleshooting

  • Implementation project management

Contact Information

For support with this service, contact the OCLS Help Desk.

Resources

Resource Sharing Implementation Space

Governance

The Resource Sharing Working Group reports to the Page 1+ Steering Committee. The purpose of the working group is to support the resource sharing project, which aims to engage in a thorough consultation with Ontario college libraries to develop an enhanced resource sharing framework and leverage Alma’s functionality to suit the needs of students and libraries. The current chairs are Aimee Jeffrey (Conestoga) and Dominica Popielski (St. Lawrence).

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