[…] resulting from 15 years of continuous digitization work. The vast majority of these millions of volumes were generated via the Google Books Library Project, which UC joined in 2006. That year the mass digitization of UC’s library collections began in […]
The Mass Digitization Team is currently working with a broad range of partners to support the following projects: Google Library Project UC Libraries joined the Google Books Library Project in August 2006 and began sending books to Google to be […]
[…] has migrated to Version 3 of SFX, the CDL has the necessary technical capability to share UC’s ejournal holdings with Google Scholar. By doing so, Google Scholar will then be aware which journals and papers UC has subscribed to electronically, […]
[…] and Collaborative Services at UC Berkeley In July 2014, the UC Berkeley Libraries sent their first shipment of books to Google to be digitized as part of the Google Books Library Project. UC Berkeley joins NRLF, UC Santa Cruz, UC San […]
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec SCP Program Update: December 2003 General news: Monographs. It may seem as if there is a lull in the distribution of monographs, but a more accurate way of […]
The University of California today (March 16) announced a pioneering open access agreement with the world’s largest scientific publisher, Elsevier, making significantly more of the University’s research available to people worldwide — immediately and at no cost. The deal will put […]
By guest blogger, UCSF Archivist Polina Ilieva The UCSF library is an important UC contributor to the Google Books digitization project. Through the collaboration with the California Digital Library (CDL) digitization team 1,317 volumes from the general and rare book […]
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec SCP Program Update December 2004 General news: Despite the fact that the UCSD Libraries were closed during the last week of the year, we were still productive in […]
[…] include newspapers, serials, and journals; colonial reports, censuses, and government documents; works of art, history, and literature; studies in economics, politics, and social structure; reference works, dictionaries, and so much more! Request title level access by activating the CZ Open […]
