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Count of Materials Found in the TexShare Databases Core FY22

Updated 02/25/2021

Number of databases: 68

TexShare Core Materials Count FY2022*

Vendor: Resource e-media
materials
e-book titles
(full-text)
e-serials titles
(full-text)
BiblioBoard: E-Read Texas Unlimited** 0 5,504 0
Credo: Complete Core Collection 900,959 1,438 5
EBSCO: EBSCOhost 3,297,011 8,070 16,890
EBSCO: LearningExpress Library 0 219 0
EBSCO: NetLibrary 0 31,724 0
GaleCengage Learning: Chlton Library 0 20,000 3,859
GaleCengage Learning: Legal Forms 948,142 0 0
GaleCengage Learning: TexShare package 949,142 1,485 3,827
ProQuest: HeritageQuest Online 8,054,645 22,181 0
ProQuest: Sanborn Maps of Texas 2,118 0 0
ProQuest: eBook Central 0 136,071 0
ProQuest: eBook Central (eLibro) 0 98,810 0
ProQuest: SciTech Premium 8 128 8,271
TeachingBooks.net 442,788 0 0
Total: 14,594,813 325,630 32,852

*as of February 25, 2021. Counts come from vendor-supplied information.

**The BiblioBoard E-Read Texas Collection is not a TexShare resource but is available statewide from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission E-Read Texas Program.

Materials Counts definitions match the requirements for reporting on the current IPEDS Academic Libraries annual survey:

  • Number of e-media materials. E-media materials are media materials that are in digital format and are available for download or streaming. Include digital graphic materials and cartographic materials.
  • Number of e-book titles (full-text). E-books are digital documents (including those digitized by the library), licensed or not, where searchable text is prevalent, and which can be seen in analogy to a printed book (monograph). Include open access (OA) titles, except do not count e-book titles from HathiTrust, Center for Research Libraries, Internet Archive, and similar collections. Do not include titles in Demand-Driven Acquisition (DDA) or Patron-Driven Acquisition (PDA) collections until they have been purchased by the library.
  • Number of e-serials titles (full-text). An e-serial is a periodical issued in successive parts bearing numerical or chronological designations, is intended to be continued indefinitely, and is published in digital form to be displayed on a computer screen in any medium. This definition includes digital and digitized periodicals, newspapers, and annuals (reports, yearbooks, etc.); the journals, memoirs, proceedings, transactions, etc. of societies; and numbered monographic series. Include open access (OA) serials, except do not count titles from HathiTrust, Center for Research Libraries, Internet Archive, and similar collections. If possible, report the count of only those de-duplicated or otherwise unique serial titles included in each resource. If possible include ceased titles. If possible, do not count earlier title changes; however, do not worry about removing them if it is not possible/feasible.

Additional materials not matching these definitions are excluded. These include abstracts and indexes, tests, individual articles, and supplemental content.



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