Collecting Globally, Connecting Locally: 21st Century Libraries

Edwards, Susan; Li, Chan; Emmelhainz, Celia; Clemons, Adam; Pendse, Liladhar R.; Estrada, Natàlia

doi:10.29242/lac.2018.65

Proceedings of the 2018 Library Assessment Conference: Building Effective, Sustainable, Practical Assessment: December 5–7, 201 2019

DOI: 10.29242/lac.2018.65

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Collecting Globally, Connecting Locally: 21st Century Libraries

Susan Edwards¹,

Chan Li²,

Celia Emmelhainz³

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“…Yet our faculty and students continue to expect extensive research holdings and personal care. To improve our ability to meet researcher needs amid constraints, our team recently surveyed social science faculty on their use of foreign language materials 1 and followed up by meeting several historians for a "listening tour" of their needs from a research library.…”

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When they hit barriers to using materials through ILL, faculty simply stopped using it. One faculty member noted that the rare materials she wanted weren't lent between libraries. She describes how, after waiting six months for interlibrary loan (ILL), she called another library and asked them to digitize the book. Others find that the material finally arrives after their research has moved on. One said, "By the time . . . it comes you may have moved

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Collecting Globally, Connecting Locally: 21st Century Libraries

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