E-Books in Academic Libraries

By Ksenija Mincic-Obradovic

 


 


ISBN: 9781843345862
Published: 2010
6 x 9 | 200 pp. | $85.00
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E-books have changed academic library collections. Here’s a comprehensive look at the best practices in place for planning and managing e-book collections in community, junior college, and university libraries.

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 "This book offers a detailed and comprehensive look at e-books, from their history to their future, and provides a balanced look at both their benefits and their drawbacks. It would serve as a good guide for using e-books to their maximum potential for academic libraries."


Reference & User Services Quarterly, Fall 2011

Specific topics covered include:

  • e-book collection development and management
  • Innovative uses of e-books in academic contexts
  • Trends in faculty and student acceptance of and interaction with e-books
  • Purchasing models
  • Solutions for dealing with varying formats and the lack of standardization

E-Books in Academic Libraries is a practical and thorough resource that is an essential read for both librarians and publishing professionals.

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