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Main Authors: Van Ullen, Mary K., Germain, Carol Anne
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ779127
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author Van Ullen, Mary K.
Germain, Carol Anne
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Germain, Carol Anne
Van Ullen, Mary K.
Germain, Carol Anne
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contents Business as Usual: Amazon.com and the Academic Library Van Ullen, Mary K. Germain, Carol Anne Academic Libraries Library Services Undergraduate Students Publications In 1999, Steve Coffman proposed that libraries form a single interlibrary loan based entity patterned after Amazon.com. This study examined the suitability of Amazon.com's Web interface and record enhancements for academic libraries. Amazon.com could not deliver circulating monographs in the University at Albany Libraries' collection quickly enough to satisfy undergraduates.
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spellingShingle Business as Usual: Amazon.com and the Academic Library
Van Ullen, Mary K.
Germain, Carol Anne
Academic Libraries
Library Services
Undergraduate Students
Publications
Business as Usual: Amazon.com and the Academic Library Van Ullen, Mary K. Germain, Carol Anne Academic Libraries Library Services Undergraduate Students Publications In 1999, Steve Coffman proposed that libraries form a single interlibrary loan based entity patterned after Amazon.com. This study examined the suitability of Amazon.com's Web interface and record enhancements for academic libraries. Amazon.com could not deliver circulating monographs in the University at Albany Libraries' collection quickly enough to satisfy undergraduates.
title Business as Usual: Amazon.com and the Academic Library
topic Academic Libraries
Library Services
Undergraduate Students
Publications
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ779127