Electronic Resources Librarianship and Management of Digital Information: Emerging Professional Roles

ISBN-13: 9780789032188 / Angielski / Miękka / 2008 / 412 str.

Mark Jacobs

Opis

Co-published simultaneously as Collection management, volume 32, numbers 1/2, 3/4, 2007.

Spis treści

• Acknowledgments
• Introduction (Mark Jacobs)
• I. THE POSITION: WHO, WHAT, WHERE, AND HOW?
• Preferred Political, Social, and Technological Characteristics of Electronic Resources (ER) Librarians (Kathy A. Downes and Pal V. Rao)
• Marian Through the Looking Glass: The Unique Evolution of the Electronic Resources (ER) Librarian Position (Rebecca S. Albitz and Wendy Allen Shelburne)
• Expanding the Role of the Electronic Resources (ER) Librarian in the Hybrid Library (Lai-Ying Hsiung)
• Education and Electronic Resources (ER) Librarianship: How Library School Programs are Meeting the Needs of the ER Librarian Position (Michael L. Bradford, Mark Dehmlow, Anastasia Guimaraes, M. Ladd, Pat Loghry, and Marcy Simons)
• The Electronic Resources (ER) Librarian as Teacher: Bibliographic Instruction and Information Literacy (Cheryl Goldenstein)
• The Electronic Resources (ER) Librarian and Patrons with Disabilities (Cheryl Riley)
• The Electronic Resources (ER) Librarian and Special/Corporate Libraries (Stephen C. Boss and Glenn Cook)
• II. THE DIGITAL RESOURCE AND ITS MANAGEMENT
• Electronic Resources (ER) Management in the Academic Library: Process vs. Function (Stephen C. Boss and Lawrence O. Schmidt)
• The Nature of the Digital Resource: How the Process for the Management of Digital Resources Differs From (and Is the Same As) That of Other Formats (Jian Wang and Althea Pribyl)
• Standards for Management of Electronic Resources (ER) (Paoshan W. Yue)
• Acts of Vision: The Practice of Licensing (Rachel Miller)
• Skills for Effective Participation in Consortia: Preparing for Collaborating and Collaboration (Susanne Clement)
• Challenges of Sharing Online Information Through Traditional and Non-Traditional ILL (Cyril Oberlander)
• Improving Access to Electronic Resources (ER) Through Usability Testing (Laura S. Wrubel)
• III. FUTURE PARADOX: PARADIGM SHIFTS AND BUSINESS AS USUAL
• Can This Orthodoxy Be Saved? Enhancing the Usefulness of Collection Plans in the Digital Environment (Carolynne Myall and Sue Anderson)
• Description of and Access to Electronic Resources (ER): Transitioning Into the Digital Age (Elaine McCracken)
• Electronic Resources (ER) Librarians, Usage Data, and a Changing World (Alea Henle)
• The Human Element in Digital Preservation (Jacob Nadal)
• Electronic Government Information Dissemination: Changes for Programs, Users, Libraries, and Government Documents Librarians (Robert A. Staley)
• Challenges and Opportunities for Electronic Resources (ER) Librarians in Facing Down the Digital Divide (Tawnya K. Plumb)
• Open Access and Libraries (Charles W. Bailey)
• Index
• Reference Notes Included

O autorze

Mark Jacobs