Our position paper outlines two models of collection in the digital world presented in recent doctoral research. Both models are based on dimensions of collection as “thing”, “process,” and “access”, identified using a mixed-methods research design including interviews, a survey, catalog searches, and a case study of the British Library’s collection for the subject area of social enterprise. Our research revealed a considerable degree of shared understanding of the concept of “collection” by library and information professionals and ordinary people engaged in the field of social enterprise, whether users or non-users of library and information services
Libraries facilitate the use of information by collating related items to create distinct, cohesive ...
Collection development policies in academic libraries have traditionally addressed scope and depth o...
The potential for digital library growth has recently drawn into question the ability of users to na...
Our position paper outlines two models of collection in the digital world presented in recent doctor...
This paper describes an ongoing doctoral research project, supported by the British Library and titl...
Reference is increasingly made to ‘digital collections’, yet this term encompasses accumulated digit...
Examines definitions of the library as a collection to demonstrate the centrality of collection deve...
Reference is increasingly made to ‘digital collections’, yet this term encompasses accumulated digit...
Examines definitions of the library as a collection to demonstrate the centrality of collection deve...
This paper describes some of the challenges in defining the terms “collection” and “collection devel...
This paper analyzes the concept of digital collections (DC) from the point of view of digital librar...
This paper describes some of the challenges in defining the terms “collection” and “collection devel...
The British Library was founded in 1972 by an Act of Parliament which brought together eight institu...
The paper considers how the changing nature of research in digital environments is reshaping the nat...
Collections development refers to the practice of adding items to the collection of a library, and c...
Libraries facilitate the use of information by collating related items to create distinct, cohesive ...
Collection development policies in academic libraries have traditionally addressed scope and depth o...
The potential for digital library growth has recently drawn into question the ability of users to na...
Our position paper outlines two models of collection in the digital world presented in recent doctor...
This paper describes an ongoing doctoral research project, supported by the British Library and titl...
Reference is increasingly made to ‘digital collections’, yet this term encompasses accumulated digit...
Examines definitions of the library as a collection to demonstrate the centrality of collection deve...
Reference is increasingly made to ‘digital collections’, yet this term encompasses accumulated digit...
Examines definitions of the library as a collection to demonstrate the centrality of collection deve...
This paper describes some of the challenges in defining the terms “collection” and “collection devel...
This paper analyzes the concept of digital collections (DC) from the point of view of digital librar...
This paper describes some of the challenges in defining the terms “collection” and “collection devel...
The British Library was founded in 1972 by an Act of Parliament which brought together eight institu...
The paper considers how the changing nature of research in digital environments is reshaping the nat...
Collections development refers to the practice of adding items to the collection of a library, and c...
Libraries facilitate the use of information by collating related items to create distinct, cohesive ...
Collection development policies in academic libraries have traditionally addressed scope and depth o...
The potential for digital library growth has recently drawn into question the ability of users to na...