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EPIC for New Zealand schools
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- About EPIC for New Zealand schools
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Papers Past Collaborative digitisation
Visit page- Overview — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
- Collaborative Newspaper Digitisation Programme
- Collaborative Magazines and Journals Digitisation Pilot
- Sample agreement — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
- Successful applicants — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
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Reports and research for librarians
Visit page- Audience research: Use of te reo Māori on Aotearoa New Zealand cultural websites
- Research, insights and strategic outlook report
- Library sector workforce capability framework project
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- Reports and research for librarians
Library sector workforce capability framework project
Visit page- Te Tōtara — Capability framework
- Taku Tōtara — Te Tōtara workbook
- Library sector workforce capability framework project — Current state analysis
- Library sector workforce capability framework project — Implementation plan
- Data, research and evidence strategy resources
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- Reports and research for librarians
Data, research and evidence strategy resources
Visit page- Data, research and evidence strategy
- Summary — Data, research and evidence
- Maturity model — Data, research and evidence
- Working towards measuring library impact
- High level summary of impact areas of libraries
- Toward a value proposition of libraries in Aotearoa: Review of selected literature
- Survey of the New Zealand Cataloguing Community February 2019: summary of results for New Zealand libraries
- Rights statements for New Zealand collecting institutions
- Pilot of digital collecting capability workshops
- Kōrero Kitea: Ngā hua o te whakamamatitanga
- Born digital in New Zealand
- Use of the New Zealand Web Archive
EPIC
EPIC (Electronic Purchasing in Collaboration) is the national electronic licensing initiative that makes quality electronic resources available to New Zealanders through libraries who are EPIC consortium members.
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About EPIC
Through the EPIC consortium, New Zealand libraries can get online access to thousands of high-quality journals, magazines, books, audio-visual items, images, and other online content at more favourable rates than they would be able to achieve individually.
EPIC for libraries
EPIC gives New Zealand libraries online access to thousands of high-quality journals, magazines, books, audio and video content, images, courses, and much more.
EPIC for New Zealand schools
The Ministry of Education is a member of EPIC and subscribes to a range of EPIC resources to make them freely available to all New Zealand schools. Students and staff can access thousands of quality curriculum related resources at school and home.- EPIC
- Te Puna
- Ngā Upoko Tukutuku
- Iwi Hapū Names List
- Aotearoa People’s Network Kaharoa
- Kōtui
- Directory of New Zealand Libraries
- Cataloguing standards at the National Library
- Interloaning from us
- Papers Past Collaborative digitisation
- Publications New Zealand
- Reports and research for librarians
- Audience research: Use of te reo Māori on Aotearoa New Zealand cultural websites
- Research, insights and strategic outlook report
- Library sector workforce capability framework project
- Data, research and evidence strategy resources
- Survey of the New Zealand Cataloguing Community February 2019: summary of results for New Zealand libraries
- Rights statements for New Zealand collecting institutions
- Pilot of digital collecting capability workshops
- Kōrero Kitea: Ngā hua o te whakamamatitanga
- Born digital in New Zealand
- Use of the New Zealand Web Archive
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