Link to a Charleston Hub webinar recording. Description: The last 3 years have brought several changes to library collection strategies.Learn how user demand options, including evidence-based selection are gaining interest across institutions. Understand how libraries have been experimenting with and implementing access models to improve how they select collections to meet the needs of end users. Evidenced-Based Selection (EBS) is an eBook collection model that puts the control in the hands of the users and allows the library to make strategic decisions based on overall unrestricted, 12-month usage. During this panel discussion, eBook experts and librarians will share insights on how these options fit into library requirements. These expe...
Panelists identified opportunities available to faculty working to integrate e-books licensed by the...
This study compares three different models for selecting e-books for a research library’s collectio...
PublishedArticleHow students really use e-books is a subject of much interest to library professiona...
Slides from a presentation given March 28, 2022 for the UNCG University Libraries Virtual Learning C...
Nationwide, the use of Ereaders and EBooks is increasing. Libraries have to face this technological ...
For many of our network savvy patrons, accustomed to identifying and instantly obtaining text materi...
Handout for the Poster Presentation at the Consortium of National and University Libraries (CONUL) A...
Following a scoping exercise in summer 2017, the Library embarked on an EBA Pilot Project. The new m...
Poster presentation at the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, May 15 - 20, 2015 in Austin, ...
Over the past four years Columbia University Libraries (CUL) has seen exponential growth in electron...
In response to the challenging budget landscape in 2015–2016, the University of British Columbia Lib...
As e-books have come to hold a major impact on library collection building activities, the influence...
Dramatic changes have taken place in the landscape of collection development over the past 15-20 yea...
As ebook collections grow in libraries of all kinds, new standards of evaluation are emerging to ens...
In 2015 the Orbis Cascade Alliance investigated a consortium wide evidence-based acquisition (EBA) m...
Panelists identified opportunities available to faculty working to integrate e-books licensed by the...
This study compares three different models for selecting e-books for a research library’s collectio...
PublishedArticleHow students really use e-books is a subject of much interest to library professiona...
Slides from a presentation given March 28, 2022 for the UNCG University Libraries Virtual Learning C...
Nationwide, the use of Ereaders and EBooks is increasing. Libraries have to face this technological ...
For many of our network savvy patrons, accustomed to identifying and instantly obtaining text materi...
Handout for the Poster Presentation at the Consortium of National and University Libraries (CONUL) A...
Following a scoping exercise in summer 2017, the Library embarked on an EBA Pilot Project. The new m...
Poster presentation at the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting, May 15 - 20, 2015 in Austin, ...
Over the past four years Columbia University Libraries (CUL) has seen exponential growth in electron...
In response to the challenging budget landscape in 2015–2016, the University of British Columbia Lib...
As e-books have come to hold a major impact on library collection building activities, the influence...
Dramatic changes have taken place in the landscape of collection development over the past 15-20 yea...
As ebook collections grow in libraries of all kinds, new standards of evaluation are emerging to ens...
In 2015 the Orbis Cascade Alliance investigated a consortium wide evidence-based acquisition (EBA) m...
Panelists identified opportunities available to faculty working to integrate e-books licensed by the...
This study compares three different models for selecting e-books for a research library’s collectio...
PublishedArticleHow students really use e-books is a subject of much interest to library professiona...