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Today’s Academic Library: Student Centered and Convenient
Column Editor: Anthony (Tony) W. Ferguson (Library and Information Science Consultant and former Hong Kong University Librarian; now relocated to Sahuarita, Arizona) <anthony.ferguson185@gmail.com>
I was recently asked to go to Taiwan to speak about academic library trends in the age of globalization. I readily accepted for two [...]
Read More... →Is the Internet A Substitute for the Library After All? Part 1
by Mark Y. Herring (Dean of Library Services, Dacus Library, Winthrop University) <herringm@winthrop.edu>
I hope you’ll indulge me in this, and it will be an indulgence, three parts’ worth.
In 2000, I wrote a piece called “10 Reasons [...]
Read More... →Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone!
Big news that Koninklijke Brill NV and Taylor&Francis Group, part ofInforma PLC of London, have signed a purchase agreement for a journal and book program in science and engineering. This program was published by Brill under the VSP imprint. The transaction rounds off a strategic repositioning of Brill’s focus where the humanities and selected areas of the social sciences are [...]
Read More... →At the Only Edge that Means Anything / How We Understand What We Do by Dennis Brunning (E Humanities Development Librarian, Arizona State University) <dennis.brunning@gmail.com>
Annals of Search: Meta-Data 101
More information rather than less counts in book buyer’s decision. So claims a press release from NielsonBook. This UK Company, a subsidiary of the [...]
Read More... →Top 10 Things You Can Do To Make Your Scholarly Resources More Accessible To (and More Accessed By) Undergraduates
by Adriana Parker (J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah)
Column Editor: Rick Anderson (Associate Director for Scholarly Resources & Collections, Marriott Library, University of Utah; Phone: 801-721-1687) <rick.anderson@utah.edu>
Column Editor’s Note: This [...]
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