Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age?

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Auteur principal: Shreeves, Edward
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Langue:en
Publié: 1997
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author Shreeves, Edward
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contents Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age? Shreeves, Edward Cooperative Programs Electronic Libraries Futures (of Society) Information Management Library Collection Development Models Shared Resources and Services Technological Advancement The transition to a digital environment offers new opportunities for cooperative collection development but raises questions about models based on a print environment. Examines assumptions related to cooperative collection development and resource sharing, discusses directions future cooperation in information resources might take, and suggests expertise rather than collections may be the most important resource to share. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age?
Shreeves, Edward
Cooperative Programs
Electronic Libraries
Futures (of Society)
Information Management
Library Collection Development
Models
Shared Resources and Services
Technological Advancement
Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age? Shreeves, Edward Cooperative Programs Electronic Libraries Futures (of Society) Information Management Library Collection Development Models Shared Resources and Services Technological Advancement The transition to a digital environment offers new opportunities for cooperative collection development but raises questions about models based on a print environment. Examines assumptions related to cooperative collection development and resource sharing, discusses directions future cooperation in information resources might take, and suggests expertise rather than collections may be the most important resource to share. (PEN)
title Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age?
topic Cooperative Programs
Electronic Libraries
Futures (of Society)
Information Management
Library Collection Development
Models
Shared Resources and Services
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ539666