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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:
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
PreK-12 Schools
Post-Secondary Libraries
Public Libraries
Special Libraries
Provincial Library and Literacy Office
Core CollectionNote: All SERP members have access to digital resources in the core collection. These subscriptions run from July 1 - June 30. |
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Academic OneFile Select | Auto Repair Source | Britannica Online |
Business Source Elite | Canadian Major Dailies | Canadian Research Index |
eBooks on EBSCOhost | Gale eBooks | Gale In Context: Elementary |
Gale In Context: Middle School | General OneFile | High School Edition |
LegalTrac | Literature Resource Center | NoveList Plus |
NoveList Plus K-8 | PressReader | Repère |
Scribner Writers Online | Twayne's Authors Online | CBCA Complete / eLibrary |
CPI.Q / Health and Wellness (Health and Medicine) |
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Ancestry Library Edition: The world’s largest online family history resource gives you access to historical documents and photos from all over the world.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.
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