MDLP

SERP Program and Policy

The Saskatchewan Electronic Resources Partnership (SERP) is a province-wide program in which libraries pool funds to purchase access to electronic information resources: magazines, journals, newspapers, directories, reference books, and other information resources.

The Planning and Development Committee was implemented to:

• create standards for participation;
• select and evaluate new products; and,
• coordinate sector participation and funding.

Participants of the program include ten public library systems, all PreK to 12 schools, most post-secondary institutions, plus multiple special libraries, and the Provincial Library and Literacy Office (PLLO). PLLO takes responsibility for the administration and coordination of the program. 

Current Policies and Procedures

SERP Organizations

PreK-12 Schools

Post-Secondary Libraries

Public Libraries

Special Libraries

Provincial Library and Literacy Office

Supplemental Collection

Note: Four or more organizations must subscribe to a digital resource for it to be included in the supplemental (opt-in) collection. These subscriptions run from January 1 - December 30. Contact PLLO if you are interested in subscribing to any of these resources.

Ancestry Library Edition: The world’s largest online family history resource gives you access to historical documents and photos from all over the world.

Consumer Reports: The world's largest nonprofit product-testing organization and has been helping subscribers find better, safer products for 80+ years.

NFB Campus: Award-winning streaming films. It featuring over 3,000 productions.

RDA Toolkit: An online product that allows users to interact with a collection of cataloging-related documents and resources including RDA: Resource Description and Access. RDA Toolkit is published by the RDA Copyright Holders.