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| author | Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye |
| author_facet | Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye |
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| contents | Trends in Content Development and Licensing of Electronic Resources Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye Library Services Copyrights Academic Libraries Educational Change Electronic Journals Electronic Libraries Financial Support Academic libraries face the dual challenges of decreasing budgets and increasing demand for electronic resources. Librarians at three midwestern US public research universities discuss the electronic resources environment, the direction of content development, and using future-proof as well as future-driven licensing language to best provide for the needs of today's library collections decisions. Trends are discussed in both content development areas and the negotiated license framework. This article offers pragmatic approaches to answer current questions for electronic resources librarians as they experience inflation increases and the greater Serials Crisis while still looking to build access to their digital investments. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2021 |
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| spellingShingle | Trends in Content Development and Licensing of Electronic Resources Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye Library Services Copyrights Academic Libraries Educational Change Electronic Journals Electronic Libraries Financial Support Trends in Content Development and Licensing of Electronic Resources Geuther, Christina Hoeve, Casey D. O'Reilly, Faye Library Services Copyrights Academic Libraries Educational Change Electronic Journals Electronic Libraries Financial Support Academic libraries face the dual challenges of decreasing budgets and increasing demand for electronic resources. Librarians at three midwestern US public research universities discuss the electronic resources environment, the direction of content development, and using future-proof as well as future-driven licensing language to best provide for the needs of today's library collections decisions. Trends are discussed in both content development areas and the negotiated license framework. This article offers pragmatic approaches to answer current questions for electronic resources librarians as they experience inflation increases and the greater Serials Crisis while still looking to build access to their digital investments. |
| title | Trends in Content Development and Licensing of Electronic Resources |
| topic | Library Services Copyrights Academic Libraries Educational Change Electronic Journals Electronic Libraries Financial Support |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1289214 |