Developing workflows for short-term loans of ebooks as an adjunct to ILL: Part one

Sewell, Bethany; Link, Forrest E.

doi:10.1080/07317131.2016.1169779

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“…In general, it is noticed that compared with monographs ILL fill rate is higher for journal articles. Sewell and Link 56 investigated the possibility of increasing the ILL fill rate for monographs. The authors felt that creation of new internal workflows will help in implementing a speedier e-book ILL system.…”

Section: Management and Ill Of E-booksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends in E-book Research

Kumbhar

2018

DJLIT

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The research intended to identify current trends in research on e-books. Specifically it aimed to know the facets of e-books attended to by the research published during 2016. It also intended to review significant results and their supportive or contradictory nature with reference to each other.For this review research literature on e-books was searched from LISA, Emerald, Ebsco, Google Scholar and other databases using the statement ‘e-books OR ebooks’. The query was restricted to journal articles published in English language during January to December 2016. The review finds that the focus of current research on e-books is clearly on usage of e-books. Themes such as e-book collection development and management; search and discovery are also paid more attention to. Usage of e-books by children is emerging as a prominent area of e-book research. Designing of e-books and e-book reading devices are also topics of interest to e-book researchers. Many non-LIS disciplines and professions have interest in researching e-books.

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Section: Management and Ill Of E-booksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends in E-book Research

Kumbhar

2018

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“…Bethany B. Sewell andForrest E. Link (2016 and, wrote two articles on developing workflows for electronic book lending as an adjunct to ILL. The first (2016) involved working with EBSCO to study electronic book equivalents to print books in EBSCO's holdings.…”

Section: Ill For Monographs and Electronic Booksmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Development of Resource Sharing, Scholarly Communication, and the Role of Publishers in the Context of Academic Libraries

Kristof¹

2018

Library Trends

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Both commercial and noncommercial publishing have impacted interlibrary loan and other types of resource sharing, such as patrondriven systems, in a variety of ways. Interlibrary loan has always been a concern of publishers, with the possibility libraries would copy in "such aggregate quantities as to substitute for a subscription to or purchase" of a work (CONTU 1978). Exceptions and limits have been in place in the law and as guidelines for library copying for patrons and interlibrary loan since 1978. However, over the past five decades or so, as traditional print publications, electronic "Big Deals," licensing, and permissions have become increasingly unsustainable for library budgets, the open access (OA) movement has gained acceptance and has influenced resource sharing as well. OA materials are being used to fulfill resource-sharing requests, and researcher behavior may bypass traditional means of resource sharing altogether for greater speed and ease of access. Traditional publishing has found itself at a crossroads with the need to adapt as researchers increasingly accept new models of scholarly communication. There are plenty of moving parts in resource sharing today, and these are explored herein.

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E-book ILL in Academic Libraries: A Three-Year Trend Report

Zhu

2018

The Journal of Academic Librarianship

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Developing workflows for short-term loans of ebooks as an adjunct to ILL: Part one

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Trends in E-book Research

Trends in E-book Research

The Development of Resource Sharing, Scholarly Communication, and the Role of Publishers in the Context of Academic Libraries

E-book ILL in Academic Libraries: A Three-Year Trend Report

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