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Laura Moré Tutora: Núria Jornet Màster De Biblioteques I Col∙Leccions Patrimonials Curs 2013-2014 Convocatòria: Juny 2014 Resum Executiu Autora: Laura Moré Tutora: Núria Jornet Màster de Biblioteques i Col∙leccions Patrimonials Curs 2013-2014 Convocatòria: Juny 2014 Resum executiu Al llarg de la seva història, la majoria de biblioteques universitàries han rebut materials més propis dels arxius, que sovint han quedat oblidats en els magatzems, sense rebre cap tractament i, per tant, sense ser accessibles als usuaris. Les causes d'aquesta situació són: la naturalesa mateixa dels materials, que requereix un tractament complex; la manca de personal a les biblioteques i, sobretot, de personal amb la formació necessària per tractar- la; i la manca d'estàndards per al seu processament. Des de fa uns anys, la comunitat bibliotecària internacional ha entès que aquests materials constitueixen fonts primàries úniques per a la investigació i els diferents països han portat a terme diferents iniciatives, aprofitant també la gran oportunitat que suposa la digitalització i la publicació en repositoris institucionals d'accés obert. Aquest treball intenta fer una panoràmica de la visibilitat que les biblioteques universitàries donen als fons personals i les col·leccions especials i s'ha cregut interessant abordar-lo des de tres àmbits geogràfics molt inter-relacionats: Catalunya, Espanya i Europa. Els objectius són: • Veure si es dóna visibilitat als fons personals i les col·leccions especials custodiades a les biblioteques universitàries, a través dels seus llocs web. • Establir uns models de visibilitat, basats en els recursos d'informació de la biblioteca mitjançant els quals es dóna visibilitat a aquests materials. • Intentar determinar si hi ha un els models que funciona millor que els altres en termes de visibilitat. Com que en l'actual context tecnològic parlar de visibilitat equival a presència a internet, l'estudi s'ha basat en la consulta dels llocs web de biblioteques universitàries. S'han creat tres grups de biblioteques, un per a cada àmbit geogràfic, amb el criteri comú de pertinença a un consorci (per a les catalanes el CBUC, les espanyoles REBIUN i les europees LIBER). S'han analitzat un total de 309 biblioteques (10 catalanes, 57 espanyoles i 242 europees). La metodologia aplicada ha estat la simulació de l'experiència de l'usuari en la navegació pel lloc web i la consulta dels recursos d'informació (i.e., catàleg i repositori). Després de l'anàlisi de totes les biblioteques, es pot establir que existeixen uns models de visibilitat: el model de màxima visibilitat, el model combinat i el model de visibilitat única. De tots ells i les seves diverses combinacions, el model que obté millors resultats és el de màxima visibilitat perquè, en multiplicar els punts de visibilitat (web, catàleg i repositori), aconsegueix que tant l'usuari que sap el que busca com el l'usuari accidental arribin els fons personals i col·leccions especials. Per mostrar un exemple real d'aplicació d'aquest model de visibilitat, s'ha fet un estudi de cas del tractament d'una col·lecció especial, el Fons Salomó Marquès. Magisteri Exiliat de Catalunya, que custodia la Biblioteca de la Universitat de Girona. Es tracta d'un donatiu que inclou diverses tipologies documentals i el fet de catalogar-lo al catàleg ha permès mantenir-ne la integritat, malgrat que els materials hagin rebut diferents tractaments i es trobin en diverses ubicacions. Des del repositori DUGi FonsEspecials properament es donarà accés als documents digitalitzats. El portal web de Fons Especials UdG conté la informació que permet contextualitzar el fons i actua com a plataforma d'accés a tots els recursos d'informació inter-relacionats. Maximitzar la visibilitat té la finalitat que aquests fons s'utilitzin com a fonts primàries de recerca i que els treballs i les publicacions que se'n derivin aportin prestigi a la Universitat i atreguin més investigadors. Agraïments En primer lloc, voldria agrair a la meva tutora, Núria Jornet, que acceptés tutoritzar el meu treball i tot el suport, les aportacions i els consells que m'ha anat donant durant el desenvolupament del treball. Un agraïment molt especial per a Pedro Rueda per obrir-me les portes del món del patrimoni bibliogràfic, transmetre'm el seu entusiasme i creure en mi. Pel suport que sempre m'ha donat i per tota l'ajuda i tots els ànims en els moments difícils. A tots els professors que he tingut tant en el Postgrau de Tractament i Gestió del Patrimoni Bibliogràfic com en el Màster de Biblioteques i Col·leccions Patrimonials, per tot el que he après a les seves classes i per obrir-me nous horitzons. A les amigues amb qui he compartit el postgrau i/o el màster: la Begoña, l'Imma, la Isàvena i la Victòria i, molt especialment, a la Inés, la Laura E. i la Yolanda, sense les quals no hauria pogut acabar el màster. A la Sílvia i a la Maite per ser unes amigues incondicionals i generoses, pels vint anys compartint penes i alegries. A la Isabel per les complicitats, els detalls, la seva memòria prodigiosa i per tenir-me sempre tan present. A la resta d'amics i amigues, tots ells han estat la meva xarxa i els dono gràcies per entrar a la meva vida i haver-me deixat cadascú la seva empremta. Als companys de la Biblioteca de la UdG per tot el que he après durant tots aquests anys i segueixo aprenent al seu costat. A la Directora per donar-me l'oportunitat d'encarregar-me dels Fons Especials UdG, és un privilegi. A l'Amàlia per la paciència, els consells i ser el sentit comú de Procés Tècnic. A la Lourdes O. li he d'agrair que m'hagi ensenyat l'ofici, m'hagi transmès la passió pels fons especials, per la seva generositat, per ser una espècie de germana gran i per ser la meva amiga. Jo no seria la professional que sóc ni seria on sóc si no fos per ella. A la meva família i molt especialment als meus pares: per la seva fe en mi, per transmetre'm uns valors i ensenyar-me la cultura de l'esforç, per tot l'amor, la paciència i per ser-hi sempre. Per la infantesa més dolça que pugui tenir una criatura i pels matins de dissabte escoltant Paul Mauriat. A l'Ori per entrar un dia a la meva vida i quedar-s'hi. Gràcies per tantes coses: la paciència, l'amor, la felicitat, per fer-me riure i, com no, pel suport informàtic... Molt moltíssim... “si vols pots fer veure que no m'has entès”. Finalment, al meu fill Marc per ensenyar-me a ser pacient, pels somriures i les abraçades, per sorprendre'm cada dia amb les seves evolucions, per mirar-me com si jo ho fos tot. Sento les moltes estones que aquest màster t'ha “robat”, a partir d'ara el meu temps serà tot per a tu. Gràcies per ser el nostre petit miracle. La visibilitat dels fons personals i les col·leccions especials a les biblioteques universitàries Sumari 1. Introducció.............................................................................................................................2 2. Antecedents............................................................................................................................5 3. Objectius................................................................................................................................9 4. Marc terminològic................................................................................................................10 5. Metodologia..........................................................................................................................14 6. Dificultats i reptes................................................................................................................16 7. Recollida de dades................................................................................................................17 7.1 Biblioteques universitàries catalanes............................................................................18 7.2 Biblioteques universitàries espanyoles........................................................................20 7.3 Biblioteques universitàries europees............................................................................23 8. Models de visibilitat.............................................................................................................41 8.1 Model de màxima visibilitat..........................................................................................41 8.2 Models combinats de visibilitat....................................................................................47 8.2.1 Visibilitat web i catàleg..........................................................................................47 8.2.2 Visibilitat web i repositori.....................................................................................49 8.2.3 Visibilitat catàleg i repositori................................................................................52 8.3 Models de visibilitat única............................................................................................55 8.3.1 Visibilitat web.........................................................................................................55 8.3.2 Visibilitat repositori...............................................................................................57 8.3.3 Visibilitat catàleg...................................................................................................59 9. Conclusions.........................................................................................................................60 10. Estudi de cas: el Fons Salomó Marquès. Magisteri Exiliat de Catalunya (Universitat de Girona).....................................................................................................................................65
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