Archive for the tag "collections"
Publishing Fat Cats, Collection Curation, and Serving Today’s Patron
ACRLog welcomes a guest post from Heidi Steiner, Distance Learning Librarian at Norwich University. The greatest reflection I find myself having following this year’s LJ/SLJ Ebook Summit is only vaguely about ebooks. Instead my mind is circling around balance. I tuned in to the “Marketing Ebooks to Students” panel ready for ideas about how I [...]
Posted: 3 November, 2011 in Books, Student Issues.
Tags: collections, distance learning, ebooks, patron-driven acquisition, scholarly publishing, students
Comments: 5
Building Smart Collections for Today’s Users
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is from Anna Creech, Electronic Resources Librarian at the University of Richmond, Virginia. She also blogs at Eclectic Librarian. Some days I look at my projects list and tasks and wonder how in the world I ended up here. They often appear to be [...]
Posted: 9 November, 2010 in Faculty, Research Issues, Technology Issues.
Tags: collections, electronic resources, resource management, usage statistics
Comments: 3