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Hauptverfasser: Cassidy, Erin Dorris, Martinez, Michelle, Shen, Lisa
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2012
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ986376
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author Cassidy, Erin Dorris
Martinez, Michelle
Shen, Lisa
author_facet Cassidy, Erin Dorris
Martinez, Michelle
Shen, Lisa
Cassidy, Erin Dorris
Martinez, Michelle
Shen, Lisa
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contents Not in Love, or Not in the Know? Graduate Student and Faculty Use (and Non-Use) of E-Books Cassidy, Erin Dorris Martinez, Michelle Shen, Lisa Books Electronic Publishing Attitudes Researchers Graduate Students College Faculty Use Studies Surveys Library Services Library Materials This study focuses on usage of electronic books (e-books) among advanced researchers, including graduate students and faculty, at a four-year academic institution. The researchers aimed to highlight differences in behavior, perception, and attitude between users and non-users of e-books. The survey findings suggest that, while a majority of these researchers do not necessarily favor e-books over print books, they do appreciate the convenience of the electronic format. Moreover, the results also indicate that many researchers may be entirely unaware of the library e-books available in their areas of study or may not fully realize all the features already being offered by some of these e-books, such as highlighting, note-taking, accessibility options, and downloading. These findings provide timely and practical applications for librarians interested in increasing library e-book usage with focused marketing plans targeting the needs of specific patron segments. (Contains 2 tables.)
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spellingShingle Not in Love, or Not in the Know? Graduate Student and Faculty Use (and Non-Use) of E-Books
Cassidy, Erin Dorris
Martinez, Michelle
Shen, Lisa
Books
Electronic Publishing
Attitudes
Researchers
Graduate Students
College Faculty
Use Studies
Surveys
Library Services
Library Materials
Not in Love, or Not in the Know? Graduate Student and Faculty Use (and Non-Use) of E-Books Cassidy, Erin Dorris Martinez, Michelle Shen, Lisa Books Electronic Publishing Attitudes Researchers Graduate Students College Faculty Use Studies Surveys Library Services Library Materials This study focuses on usage of electronic books (e-books) among advanced researchers, including graduate students and faculty, at a four-year academic institution. The researchers aimed to highlight differences in behavior, perception, and attitude between users and non-users of e-books. The survey findings suggest that, while a majority of these researchers do not necessarily favor e-books over print books, they do appreciate the convenience of the electronic format. Moreover, the results also indicate that many researchers may be entirely unaware of the library e-books available in their areas of study or may not fully realize all the features already being offered by some of these e-books, such as highlighting, note-taking, accessibility options, and downloading. These findings provide timely and practical applications for librarians interested in increasing library e-book usage with focused marketing plans targeting the needs of specific patron segments. (Contains 2 tables.)
title Not in Love, or Not in the Know? Graduate Student and Faculty Use (and Non-Use) of E-Books
topic Books
Electronic Publishing
Attitudes
Researchers
Graduate Students
College Faculty
Use Studies
Surveys
Library Services
Library Materials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ986376