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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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2012
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| author | Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena |
| author_facet | Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena |
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| contents | Three Perspectives on Independent Ebook Adoption in Academic Libraries Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena Academic Libraries Books Electronic Publishing Entrepreneurship Standards Layout (Publications) Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Materials Delivery Systems Administrative Organization Access to Information For more than a decade, librarians have struggled to balance making the convenience of the ebook formats available while alleviating users' frustrations with the disparities between the myriad formats. This article tells the story of another area of ebook concern: How can independently published ebooks make it into a library's collections? The authors describe the problems they encountered while trying to offer an ebook at their libraries. They share their perspectives on independent ebook adoption in academic libraries. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2012 |
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| spellingShingle | Three Perspectives on Independent Ebook Adoption in Academic Libraries Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena Academic Libraries Books Electronic Publishing Entrepreneurship Standards Layout (Publications) Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Materials Delivery Systems Administrative Organization Access to Information Three Perspectives on Independent Ebook Adoption in Academic Libraries Brahme, Maria Delich, Patricia Heilman, Elena Academic Libraries Books Electronic Publishing Entrepreneurship Standards Layout (Publications) Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Materials Delivery Systems Administrative Organization Access to Information For more than a decade, librarians have struggled to balance making the convenience of the ebook formats available while alleviating users' frustrations with the disparities between the myriad formats. This article tells the story of another area of ebook concern: How can independently published ebooks make it into a library's collections? The authors describe the problems they encountered while trying to offer an ebook at their libraries. They share their perspectives on independent ebook adoption in academic libraries. |
| title | Three Perspectives on Independent Ebook Adoption in Academic Libraries |
| topic | Academic Libraries Books Electronic Publishing Entrepreneurship Standards Layout (Publications) Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Materials Delivery Systems Administrative Organization Access to Information |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ986395 |