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Maximizing Academic Library Collections: Measuring Changes in Use Patterns Owing to EBSCO Discovery Service

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Autore principale:	Calvert, Kristin
Natura:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:	en
Pubblicazione:	2015
Soggetti:	Academic Libraries College Libraries Library Materials Electronic Publishing Printed Materials Electronic Libraries Library Services Databases Users (Information) Hypothesis Testing
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