White Paper: Perception Analysis of Scholarly E-Books in the Humanities at the Collegiate Level

Here’s a recently released white paper from ACLS Humanities E-Book that might be of interest to some of our readers.

This report examines perceptions and preferences among academic librarians regarding e-book offerings in the humanities, and provides an overview of currently available digital scholarly resources.

Title

Perception Analysis of Scholarly E-Books in the Humanities at the Collegiate Level
HEB White Paper No. 4:

Authors

Lee Walton, Oakton Community College
Edward Reiner, New York University

Source

ACLS Humanities E-Book

Abstract

The goal of this endeavor is:

1. To provide an overview of the current e-book offerings in the humanities.
2. Measure the perception of humanities e-book offerings among academic librarians.
3. To examine the issues from the perspective of the librarian.
4. To capture feedback from the market and ascertain the driving factors of buying decisions.

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Previously released white papers from Humanities Ebook can be accessed here. 

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